Heart Failure: The Nursing Facility Responsibility
Heart Failure: The Nursing
Facility Responsibility
Joint Provider Surveyor Training
September 18, 2012
Presenter: Debra Lontorfos MSN, GNP, BC
1
Objective
? The participant will describe the care
process for monitoring and treating
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) in
nursing home residents.
2
Introduction
? The focus of today¡¯s presentation is not to
define heart failure and treatment but to
understand a care process to improve the
prevention, recognition, and management of
heart failure for long term care nursing home
residents.
3
Heart Failure in the Elderly
as a National Crisis
? $37.2 billion in 2009
? Leading cause of Medicare hospital admissions
? Rate of death at one year 1 in 5
? 2.3 to 3.6 years ages 67 to 74
? 1.1 to 1.6 years ages 85 and older
Reference:
J AM Cardiol 1992;:;;;;;
;20:01-306
4
The Division of Responsibility
of the Acute Care Facility and
the Nursing Facility
5
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