Development of the Obstetric Falls Risk Assessment System to Improve Patient Safety

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Development of the Obstetric Falls Risk Assessment System to Improve Patient Safety Linh Heafner RN BSN; Deborah Suda RN MN; Linda Searle Leach RN PhD; Nicole Casalenuovo RN BSN Anna Gawlinski RN DNSc FAAN Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center UCLA School of Nursing

Background Pregnancy places the hospitalized woman at risk for falls when attempting to ambulate Existing tools focus on geriatric or general Medical- Surgical patients (Myers, 2003) Morse Falls Score Most widely used because well researched Excluded the obstetric patient population (Morse et al., 1989) No fall risk assessment tools exist for hospitalized obstetric patients

Purpose To develop and implement a falls risk assessment tool for hospitalized obstetric patients, called the Obstetric Falls Risk Assessment System (OFRAS) ToevaluatethevalidityandreliabilityoftheOFRAS tool

Methods Phase I: Develop and Implement a Guideline of Care for Assessing the Risk of Falls Among Perinatal Patients Phase II: Develop, Implement and Evaluate the OFRAS Tool Phase III: Determine the Validity and Reliability of the OFRAS Tool

Phase I: Developing a Fall Prevention Guideline National Patient Safety Goal #9: Reduce the risk of patient harm resulting from falls Appropriate for population, settings and services provided Interventions to reduce the patient s fall risk factors Educate staff, patients and families Evaluate to determine effectiveness

Phase I: Identifying Obstetric Fall Risk Factors Post general or regional anesthesia Post prolonged bedrest Large blood loss or postpartum hemorrhage Medication regimen Tocolytics (nifedipine) Anti-hypertensives Narcotic analgesics Sleep aids Elimination variances Urination frequency or urgency Anemia Fatigue History of fall during pregnancy Change in center of gravity Gait changes Visual Impairment

Phase I: Perinatal Falls Assessment Guideline Identify fall risk factors for the obstetric patient Guideline relies on nursing judgment to determine fall risk Interventions focus on assisting the patient to the bathroom 37% of inpatient falls occur during ambulation for toileting needs (Hitcho et al., 2004)

Phase I: Results Guideline Implementation Number of Falls Moved to Ronald Reagan UCLA Hospital June 2008 3 Completed staff training of new perinatal falls assessment guideline May 2009 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Apr-Jun08 Oct-Dec08 Mar-May09 Sept-Dec09 Apr-Jun10

Phase II: Decision to Develop a Obstetric Fall Risk Tool Clinical Judgment vs. Fall Risk Tools Vassallo et al., 2008 Clinical judgment higher specificity Clinical judgment lower sensitivity Myers et al., 2003 Comparable sensitivity for clinical judgment and tools Nurses with less experience had lower accuracy

Phase II: Organization Obstetric Falls Task Force Team Included Staff RN, Unit Manager, Assistant Manager Weekly to Bi-weekly meetings Obstetric Falls Committee Collaborated with the director UCLA Evidenced Based Practice and researcher from UCLA School of Nursing Monthly to Quarterly meetings

Phase II: Development of the OFRAS Tool Obstetric risk factors stratified into categories: 1. Cardiovascular 2. Postpartum hemorrhage 3. Medication 4. Motor/activity 5. Neurological function 6. Prior history

Phase II: OFRAS Sample Scoring Table OB Fall Risk Category Score OB Fall Risk Category Score Prior History Medication Hx of falls in last trimester Visual Impairment (2) (3) IV/IM Narcotics w/in 30 mins (1) Neurofunction/Anethesia Cardiovascular Anesthesia < 3 hours (3) Pre-eclampsia (2) PP recovery start < 3hours (3) Positive Orthostatic vital signs (3) Motor/Activity Postpartum Hemorrhage Unable to bend knee or move (3) QBL NSVD 1000 to 1500ml (2) one or both LE QBL > 1500ml (3) Fall Risk Score (only highest score for each category applies) 0-18

Phase II: Evaluation of the OFRAS Tool Applied OFRAS tool retrospectively to 7 obstetric patient falls and 14 near miss falls Modifications made to OFRAS tool based upon the retrospective review: Hemorrhage Vulnerable 3 hour post delivery time frame Motor/sensory assessment post anesthesia

Phase II: Implementation of OFRAS Implementation of the OFRAS tool into perinatal EMR Flowsheets Patient Education Care Plans Update current and educate new staff to improve inter-rater reliability Case studies presented Staff feedback Huddle Clinical RN III Quarterly Preceptor Workshop

Phase II: Nursing Guideline Revision OFRAS score 0-2: low fall risk OFRAS score 3-4: appears sensitive to predict moderate fall risk Assist to bathroom until score is 0-2 OFRAS score > 5: appears sensitive to predict high fall risk Delay ambulation Consider alternate voiding methods

Phase III: Future Plans Determine Validity & Reliability for the OFRAS Tool Retrospective analysis of 100 epiduralized obstetric patients using OFRAS tool Test for sensitivity in measuring the patient s readiness to ambulate after regional anesthesia Prospective data collection using OFRAS tool Test for reliability, validity and sensitivity Expand to multi centers

Acknowledgements Research Team: Deborah Suda, MN, RN, Perinatal Unit Dir. Nicole Casalenuovo, BSN, RNC, Perinatal Asst. Unit Dir. Linda Searle Leach, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, Asst. Prof. UCLA SON Anna Gawlinski, DNSc, RN, Dir. Evidenced Based Practice Consultants: Richard Hong, MD, Chief of OB Anesthesiology Ellen Wilson, PT, Dir. of Rehab. Malou Blanco-Yarosh, MN, RN, CNS Brenda Frank, MSN, RNC, CCE Cynthia Wong, MD Perinatal Nursing Staff