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Appendix: Readmission Review Form Patient Interview/Readmission Chart Review Patient Name: Previous Hospital Admission Date Account Number Previous Hospital D/C Date: D/C MD: Previous Hospital Discharge Diagnosis: CHF DM MI PNA COPD Stroke Other: Previous LACE Score: Current LACE Score: Current Hospital Readmission Date: Time: Number of days between the previous discharge and readmission date: 1-7 8-14 15-30 Current Hospital Readmission Diagnosis Fall Renal Disease PNA Medication Side Effect Fluid overload Stroke CHF COPD Scheduled procedure SOB DM Other: Patient Chart Review Form: Hospital Review: Did the patient have a scheduled physician follow-up visit after initial admission? Was the physician follow up visit kept after initial admission? Number of days between initial hospitalization and follow-up physician visit Did patient have Outpatient Community services post discharge? Community Services: Home Health/Hospice, Outpatient Clinics, Dialysis Center Case manager do 7-day follow-up phone call after initial hospitalization? # of days between initial discharge and follow-up phone call Provider Interview: (Call MD office and speak to Nurse Navigator if applicable)

What do you think led to patient s readmission? Any issues that need follow up from hospital side? Patient/Caregiver Interview Interview is with patient or caregiver: Caregiver Patient What do you think caused you (or your family member) to be readmitted into the hospital? When you (or your family member) encountered problems/concerns after you left the hospital, did you know who to call? When you (or your family member) left the hospital the first time, who did you call for assistance? When you left the hospital the last time: 1. Did you have a good understanding of the things you were responsible for in managing your health?

Comments: 2. Did you have a clear understanding of the purpose of taking each of your medications? Comments: 3. Did you receive written documentation of the symptoms, warning signs, or health problems to be aware of after you left the hospital? Comments: 4. Did the staff explain your discharge instructions in a way you could understand? Comments: When you were in the hospital the last time were you kept informed about your diagnoses during your stay? Most of the time Some of the time At the time of discharge did someone talk to you about? Discharge diagnosis (what was wrong with you) NO Tests or lab work to be done once you left the hospital What to watch out for regarding worsening of your disease What were you told to do if you were experiencing worsening of your disease

Who to contact (and how) if you were experiencing worsening of your disease Were you asked about your understanding of the d/c instructions Were the discharge instructions easy for you to understand Do you still have a copy of your discharge instructions At the time of d/c, did someone talk with you about which medication to take when you left, and which ones to discontinue? Did you take your medications as they were prescribed? What difficulties did you experience with taking your medications? Did you have a follow up appointment with your doctor? Were you able to get to your follow up appointment? Review sent to Outpatient Facility Name and number: Home Health Chart Review Form Date Reviewer initials: Case mgr initials:

Patient name Transfer date and reason HH SOC date and reason Education focus: Was admission visit completed within 1 day of discharge from hospital If no, how many days from dc and why SN visits were visits front loaded if high risk for readmit If no why Was Telehealth set up on day 2 post hospital, (if applicable) If no why Phone calls between visits for first two weeks if no telehealth, (if applicable) If no why Did patient upon discharge from hospital have an appointment with MD within 7 days of discharge what date Did patient keep appointment with MD if no why Did the patient have all meds on admit to HH If not why Was the patient compliant with meds If not, explain Any physician Order discrepancies found? If yes, explain no Total number of visits: Number of visits by Case Manager: SN PT OT Number of different clinicians: SN LPN OT PT LPTA # of Weekend visits completed by clinician other than Case Mgr # of Phone visits completed by clinician other than Case Mgr During the time between admission to home health and readmission to hospital were there any issues and any issues and how were the issues addressed? Explain:

Home Health Chart Review Form Date Reviewer Name Patient name First hospital DX Readmission DX Discharge Date from first admission Referral date to HH Admission date to HH Was admission visit completed within 1 day of discharge form hospital If no, why not Was second nursing visit completed on day 3 post hospital yes If no, why not SN visits performed 3 times a week for first two weeks then 2 times per week If no, why not Was Telehealth set up on day 2 post hospital If no, why not Phone calls between visits for first two weeks if no telehealth If no, why not Was Chronic Disease Mgmt implemented Did patient upon discharge from hospital have an appointment with MD within 7 days of discharge yes no What date

Did patient keep appointment with MD if no, why Issues identified upon admission to home health Patient had all meds on admit to home health YES NO (elaborate) If no did not have RX could not afford Patient compliant with meds (elaborate) Physician Order discrepancies YES (elaborate) NO Lack of understanding of discharge instructions YES (elaborate) NO If discharged from hospitalists, was there a handoff with PCP and did PCP respond to questions or patient issues During the time between admission to home health and readmission to hospital were there any issues and how were they addressed? In your opinion what were the top home health reasons why patient was readmitted 1. 2. 3. Any other comments Outpatient Services Readmission Review 1. PATIENT IDENTIFIER

2. NAME OF PROVIDER THAT REFERRED 3. OUT-PATIENT SERVICE 4. DATE OF REFERRAL 5. DATE OF APPOINTMENT 6. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REFERRAL AND APPOINTMENT DATE 7. APPOINTMENT KEPT a. NO i. NO SHOW 1. FOLLOW UP PHONE CALL 2. INFO SENT TO REFERRAL SOURCE ii. PATIENT/FAMILY CANCELLED iii. MD/HOSPITAL CANCELLED iv. RESCHEDULED v. NO SHOW STATUS SENT TO REFERRING SOURCE b. YES i. STATUS (STABLE OR UNSTABLE ) ii. REFERRAL (APPROPRIATE OR INAPPROPRIATE ) iii. PLAN OF CARE ESTABLISHED (YES OR NO) iv. RETURN APPOINTMENT MADE (YES OR NO) 8. APPT REMINDER CALL MADE TO PATIENT (YES OR NO, IF NO WHY) 9. PRE-APPOINTMENT INFORMATION SENT TO PATIENT (YES OR NO, IF NO WHY) 10. IN YOUR OPINION THAT ARE THE TOP REASONS PATIENT WAS READMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL a. b. c. 11. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Summary/Assessment of Readmission Review Name of CM doing this assessment: Date assessment completed:

Was this admission related to previous admission? Category of readmission unforeseen* related to problems in the previous admission: Unforeseen and caused by new problem Unforeseen related to problems in the previous admission Foreseen (planned) *Unforeseen= unexpected, unanticipated, unpredicted Potentially preventable issues-patient ISSUES: Based on the interviews conducted and chart review; identify actions or issues that may be contributed to this readmission (choose all that apply) Medications Therapies Daily Weights Diet Lack of adherence to: Did not have adequate understanding of medications on medication list Did not accept HH referral Did not accept HH planned visit Did not accept referral to outpatient clinics Accepted referral to outpatient but did not go to f/u appointment Did not go to follow-up doctor appointment Financial issues Did not accept referral to Palliative Medicine Did not accept referral to Hospice

Psycho-social issues Potentially preventable issues-system ISSUES: Based on the interviews conducted and chart review, identifying systems issues or actions that may have contributed to this readmission (chose all that apply) Inadequate assessment by the care planning team (MD, CM/SW, RN, PT/OT) of patient or caregiver needs while in the hospital t adequately assessing functional status prior to discharge t adequately assessing psychological or social needs prior to discharge t adequately assessing patient needs in the home t adequately assessing patient needs post discharge Patient discharged too soon, e.g. failure to diagnose prior to discharge or not recognizing worsening of clinical status in hospital Inadequate care planning and education t adequately assessing patient understanding of who to call or when at home t adequately assessing caregiver understanding of who to call or when at home t adequately assessing patient understanding of care plan or self-management instructions prior to leaving the hospital t adequately assessing care provider of care plan instructions prior to leaving the hospital t adequately assessing patient understanding of warning s/s for calling provider t adequately assessing care provider understanding of warning s/y for calling provider t adequately assessing patient inclusion in discussion of d/c instructions t adequately assessing caregiver inclusion in discussion of d/c instructions

t adequately planning for follow-up of care Potentially preventable issues-system ISSUES: Inadequate post discharge follow up Inadequate referral made such as palliative care, hospice, HH Lack of timely HH visit or phone follow-up Lack of timely follow-up appointments with MD Lack of follow up MD appointment Inadequate coordination and or communication across Outpatient Services (wound clinic, home health CHF etc) Inadequate medication management (med review and med rec) Wrong or contra-indicated medication prescribed at time of discharge Medication discrepancies resulted because of lack of adequate coordination between inpatientoutpatient Patient did not leave the hospital with accurate printed med list Med list in discharge summary did not match what the patient takes at home Lack of timely or accurate exchange of health care information PCP, Home Health, Nurse Navigator, Outpatient clinics or other providers did not have information they needed (information was not transferred or received adequately after d/c to accountable providers) Explanation for systems issues identified in previous question and WHY readmission occurred:

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