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Seclusion and Restraint Six Month Data Report January – June 2012 Inpatient Psychiatric Service Providers Presentation to OHA 4/25/13. Reporting in statute. OAC 5122-14-14 All Inpatient Hospital Providers 6 month reporting: January – June July – December Required Reporting: Seclusion - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Reporting in statute

Updated April 24, 2013 1

Seclusion and RestraintSix Month Data Report

January – June 2012

Inpatient Psychiatric Service ProvidersPresentation to OHA 4/25/13

Page 2: Reporting in statute

Updated April 24, 2013 2

Reporting in statute

• OAC 5122-14-14• All Inpatient Hospital Providers• 6 month reporting:

▫ January – June▫ July – December

• Required Reporting:▫ Seclusion▫ Mechanical Restraint▫ Physical Restraint (aka Manual)▫ By age group (under 18, over 18)▫ S/R related Injury to Staff

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Updated April 24, 2013 3

Inpatient Psychiatric Service Providers

•76 hospitals operating during this 6-month period (3 units reported as 1)▫68 serving adults▫16 serving children and adolescents▫ (8 hospitals served both children/adolescents and

adults)

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Updated April 24, 2013 4

Calculations allowing comparison across organizations

Seclusion/Restraints per 1000 Patient Day =

Total # of Seclusions/Restraints x1000

Total # of Patient Days

Avg. Duration per Seclusion/Restraint =

Total mins of Seclusion/Restraint

Total # of Seclusions/Restraints

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5

Geographical Regions

Updated April 24, 2013

5

Athens Region

Lawrence

Meigs

Gallia

Washington

Monroe

SciotoAdams

Brown

Hamilton

Butler WarrenClinton

Highland

Jackson

RossVinton Athens

PrebleGreene

Fayette

MadisonClark

Miami

Darke Champaign

Franklin

PickawayFairfield

Hocking

Mercer Auglaize

ShelbyLogan

Union

HardinAllen

Van Wert

PauldingPutnam

Hancock

Wyandot

Marion

Delaware

Morrow

Seneca

Sandusky

Ottawa

LucasFultonWilliams

Henry WoodDefiance Erie

Huron

Lorain

Wayne

Medina

Cuyahoga

Summit

Knox

Holmes

Licking

Coshocton

Muskingum

Tuscarawas

Guernsey

PerryMorgan

Noble

Belmont

Harrison

Carroll

ColumbianaStark

Portage

Mahoning

Trumbull

Ashtabula

Geauga

Lake

Crawford

Heartland

Twin Valley

Appalachia

Northcoast

Region

Lawrence

GalliaScioto

Adams

Hamilton

Pike

Jackson

Vinton Athens

Madison

MiamiDarke

Fairfield

Hocking

Mercer Auglaize

Shelby Union

HardinAllen

PutnamHancock

Wyandot

Marion

Delaware

Seneca

Sandusky

Ottawa

Lucas

Wood Erie

Huron

Holmes

Guernsey

Perry MorganNoble

Belmont

Harrison

Clermont

Jefferson

RichlandCrawford Ashland

Montgomery

Heartland

Twin Valley/ Central

Appalachia/ Southeast

Northcoast

Summit,/ Southwest

Northwest

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Updated April 24, 2013 6

Inpatient Providers ServingAdults

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Updated April 24, 2013 7

Number of Hospitals Serving Adults by Geographical Area (N = 68)

Northeast; 18

Heartland; 8

Southeast; 7Southwest; 13

Central Ohio; 8

Northwest; 14

Page 8: Reporting in statute

Updated April 24, 2013 8

Total number of patient days per month

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

60005403

50045344 5188 5399 5255

635 590 633 605 626 627

OhioMHAS Private

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Updated April 24, 2013 9

Capacity (Number of Licensed Beds)

Small (< 20 beds);

27

Medium (20-39 beds); 25

Large (40+

beds); 16

•Min = 6•Mean = 31•sd = 21.7•Max = 96

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Updated April 24, 2013 10

Occupancy

• Min = 0.73%• Mean = 63.4%• sd = 20.5%• Max = 102.1%

• Formula:▫ Patient Days divided by▫ Number of Licensed

Beds * 182 (# of days Jan – Jun)

< 50%; 17

50-75%; 28

75+%; 23

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Updated April 24, 2013 11

Occupancy by Capacity

Small (< 20 beds)

Medium (20-39 beds)

Large(40+ beds)

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

52.932.1 39.1

29.4

46.4 30.4

17.6 21.4 30.475%+

50-75%

< 50%

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Updated April 24, 2013 12

Average Daily Census• Formula:

▫ Total # of Patient Days divided by

▫ 182 days

• OhioMHAS (N = 6) mean = 173.6

• Private Hospitals (N = 68)

• Mean = 20.5• Min = 0.1• Max = 66.5

0-10 per day; 22

11-19 per day; 23

20+ per day; 23

Private Hospitals

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Updated April 24, 2013 13

Percentage of Inpatient Providers Reporting Seclusions and Restraints (N=68)

Seclusions Physical Restraints

Mechanical Restraints

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

38.2 64.7 33.8

61.8

35.3

66.2 Did Report

Did not report

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Updated April 24, 2013 14

Definition of SeclusionStaff intervention that involved the involuntary confinement of a patient alone in a room where the patient is physically prevented from leaving

Page 15: Reporting in statute

Updated April 24, 2013 15

Frequency of Seclusions (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg.

0

2

4

6

0.8

4.73.4 2.9

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Updated April 24, 2013 16

Frequency of Seclusion (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. by Geographic Area (N=68)

Northeast Heartland Southeast Southwest Central Northwest0

2

4

6

8

5.6

1.7

0.3

3.6

1.81.4

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17Updated April 24, 2013

Frequency of Seclusion (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. (N=68)Capacity Average Daily Census

Small

(<20

beds

)

Med

ium (2

0-39 b

eds)

Larg

e (40

+ beds

)0

2

4

6

8

0.9

3.0

5.9

Census 0-10

Census 11-19

Census 20+

0

2

4

6

0.7

3.3

4.6

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Updated April 24, 2013 18

Frequencies of Seclusions (per 1000 Patient Days)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0

1

2

3

4

Private Total (N = 68)

OhioMHAS (N = 6)

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Updated April 24, 2013 19

Duration of Seclusion (Minutes) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area

OhioM

HAS

Priva

te To

tal

North

east

Heartl

and

Sout

heas

t

Sout

hwes

t

Centra

l

North

west

0

200

400

600

72

328371 390

330 294236

296

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20Updated April 24, 2013

Duration of Seclusion (Minutes) 6-month Avg.Capacity Average Daily Census

Small

(<20

beds

)

Med

ium (2

0-39 b

eds)

Larg

e (40

+ beds

)0

200

400

600

163

463

189

Census 0-10

Census 11-19

Census 20+

0

200

400

600507

400

222

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Updated April 24, 2013 21

Duration of Seclusions (Minutes)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0

250

500

750

1000

Private Total

OhioMHAS

Because average duration was calculated by the number of Seclusions divided by the Number of minutes, the N varies

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Updated April 24, 2013 22

Definition of Physical Restraint

restricting a patient’s freedom of movement, physical activity, or normal use of his or her body without the use of Mechanical Restraint devices.

Also known as Manual Restraint, means a staff intervention that involved any method of physically/manually

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Updated April 24, 2013 23

Frequency of Physical Restraint (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg.

0

1

2

3 2.31.9

0.8 0.7

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Updated April 24, 2013 24

Frequency of Physical Restraints (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area (N = 68)

Northeast Heartland Southeast Southwest Central Northwest0

1

2

0.7

0.3 0.3

1.11.3

0.2

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25Updated April 24, 2013

Frequency of Physical Restraints (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg.(N = 68)Capacity Average Daily Census

Small

(<20

beds

)

Med

ium (2

0-39 b

eds)

Larg

e (40

+ beds

)0

1

2

0.5 0.61.1

Census 0-10

Census 11-19

Census 20+

0

1

0.2

0.90.8

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Updated April 24, 2013 26

Frequencies of Physical Restraints (per 1000 Patient Days)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

Private Total (N = 68)

OhioMHAS (N = 6)

Small-size hospitals did not report enough data to graph by month.

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Updated April 24, 2013 27

Duration of Physical Restraints (Minutes) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area

OhioM

HAS

Priva

te To

tal

North

east

Heartl

and

Sout

heas

t

Sout

hwes

t

Centra

l

North

west

0

100

200

300

400

500

267 57

14

483

7 15 42

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28Updated April 24, 2013

Duration of Physical Restraints (Minutes) 6-month Avg. Capacity Average Daily Census

Small

(<20

beds

)

Med

ium (2

0-39 b

eds)

Larg

e (40

+ beds

)0

100

200

300

188

6 27

Census 0-10

Census 11-19

Census 20+

0

100

200

300

196

4423

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Updated April 24, 2013 29

Durations of Physical Restraints (Minutes)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0

40

80

120

Private Total

OhioMHAS

Because average duration was calculated by the number of Restraints divided by the Number of minutes, the N varies

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Updated April 24, 2013 30

Definition of Mechanical RestraintA staff intervention that involves any method of restricting a patient’s freedom of movement, physical activity, or normal use of his or her body, using an appliance or device manufactured for this purpose.

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Updated April 24, 2013 31

Frequency of Mechanical Restraint (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg.

0.0

2.0

4.0

6.0

2.3

5.54.3 3.6

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Updated April 24, 2013 32

Frequency of Mechanical Restraints (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area (N=68)

Northeast Heartland Southeast Southwest Central Northwest0.0

5.0

10.0

15.0

3.3

1.7 1.5

11.0

0.6 1.0

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33Updated April 24, 2013

Frequency of Mechanical Restraints (per 1000 Patient days) 6-month Avg. (N=68)Capacity Average Daily Census

Small

(<20

beds

)

Med

ium (2

0-39 b

eds)

Larg

e (40

+ beds

)0

5

10

0.63.4

9.1

Census 0-10

Census 11-19

Census 20+

0

5

10

0.82.4

7.6

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Updated April 24, 2013 34

Frequencies of Mechanical Restraints (per 1000 Patient Days)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

5.0

Private Total (N = 68)

OhioMHAS (N = 6)

Small-size hospitals did not report enough data to graph by month.

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Updated April 24, 2013 35

Duration of Mechanical Restraints (Minutes) 6-month Avg. by Geographical Area

OhioM

HAS

Priva

te To

tal

North

east

Heartl

and

Sout

heas

t

Sout

hwes

t

Centra

l

North

west

0

200

400

600

86

421542

481

331

436

187

288

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36Updated April 24, 2013

Duration of Mechanical Restraints (Minutes) 6-month Avg. Capacity Average Daily Census

Small

(<20

beds

)

Med

ium (2

0-39 b

eds)

Larg

e (40

+ beds

)0

200

400

600

317

457 460

Census 0-10

Census 11-19

Census 20+

0

200

400

600

374 378486

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Updated April 24, 2013 37

Durations of Mechanical Restraints (Minutes)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0

100

200

300

400

500

600

Private Total

OhioMHAS

Because average duration was calculated by the number of Restraints divided by the Number of minutes, the N varies by month

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Updated April 24, 2013 38

Inpatient Providers Serving

Children and Adolescents

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Updated April 24, 2013 39

Number of Hospitals Serving Children/Youth by Geographical Area

Northeast; 5

Heartland; 2

Southeast; 1

Southwest; 3

Central Ohio; 2

Northwest; 3

Insufficient size within subgroups to run comparisons

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Updated April 24, 2013 40

Total number of patient days per month

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0

100

200

300

400

500

600

447 464508

439 467

314

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Updated April 24, 2013 41

Capacity

•Minimum = 8 beds•Mean = 24.31

beds•Maximum = 85

beds

•Groups not used for analysis due to small samples size

< 20 beds

20-50 beds

51-90 beds

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

10

5

1

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Updated April 24, 2013 42

• Minimum = 2.68%• Mean = 54.02%• sd = 19.4%• Maximum = 78.7%

• Formula:▫ Patient Days divided by▫ Number of Licensed

Beds * 182 (# of days Jan – Jun)

• Groups not used for analysis due to small samples size

Occupancy

< 25% 25-60% 61-80%0

2

4

6

8

10

1

9

6

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Updated April 24, 2013 43

• Formula:▫Total # of Patient Days divided by▫182 days

• Minimum = 0.21• Mean = 14.5%• sd = 15.5%• Maximum = 61.31%

• No groups created due to small samples size

Average Daily Census

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Updated April 24, 2013 44

Percentage of Inpatient Providers Reporting Seclusions and Restraints (N=16)

Seclusions Physical Restraints

Mechanical Restraints

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

25%38% 31%

75%63% 69% Did Report

Did not report

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45Updated April 24, 2013

Seclusion and RestraintAverage Number (per 1000 Patient Days) Average Duration (Minutes)

Seclu

sions

Phys

ical R

estra

ints

Mec

hanic

al Res

traint

s05

1015 13.5 13.1

3.0

10.1 8.2

2.1

Reported S/R (N = 10-12)All Hospitals (N = 16)

Seclu

sions

Phys

ical R

estra

ints

Mec

hanic

al Res

traint

s0

255075

10047.5

7.1

85.4

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Updated April 24, 2013 46

Frequencies of Seclusions and Restraints (per 1000 Patient Days) for All Hospitals (N = 16)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

Seclusions

Physical Restraints

Mechan-ical Re-straints

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Updated April 24, 2013 47

Duration of Seclusions and Restraints (Minutes) (N varies based on number of S/R reported each month)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Mechan-ical Re-straints

Seclusions

Physical Restraints

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Updated April 24, 2013 48

All Inpatient Providers

Illnesses and Injuries

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49Updated April 24, 2013

Patient Injury or Illness

Injuries requiring emergency/unplanned medical treatment or hospitalization

Illness/medical emergency requiring immediate admission to a hospital

• 25 hospitals reported injuries

• Minimum = 1• Mean = 4.2• sd = 7.0• Maximum = 32

• 53 hospitals reported injuries

• Minimum = 1• Mean = 7.9• sd = 8.1• Maximum = 43

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Injuries to Staff from Seclusions and Restraints

Injuries requiring First AidInjuries requiring emergency/ unplanned medical intervention

• 17 hospitals reported injuries

• Minimum = 1• Mean = 5.4• sd = 8.9• Maximum = 39

• 13 hospitals reported injuries

• Minimum = 1• Mean = 1.9• sd = 1.6• Maximum = 7

There were NO injuries requiring hospitalization.