Mortality Reviews Sample Clauses

Mortality Reviews shall: In order to ensure that all deaths are adequately reviewed, Maple Lawn a. Ensure mortality reviews are conducted within ten days for individuals who die at Maple Lawn or who die at an acute-care facility after being transferred from Maple Lawn, subject to physician availability. For individuals who die at an acute-care facility, the review shall utilize information within Maple Lawn’s control and any information that Maple Lawn is able to obtain from the acute-care facility. b. Ensure that mortality reviews are conducted by an interdisciplinary team, comprised of, at a minimum, the Medical Director, Director of Nursing, and Nursing Home Administrator. c. Ensure that all mortality reviews examine: (1) Circumstances surrounding death; (2) All relevant training received by staff involved; (3) Pertinent medical and mental health services/reports involving the victim; (4) Possible precipitating factors leading to the death; (5) Recommendations, if any, for changes to policy, training, medical, or mental health services, and (6) A written plan to address areas that require corrective action. d. Review morbidity and mortality reviews and provide feedback to staff as frequently as needed to ensure a 90% compliance rate for the requirements of this subsection. Such review and compliance rate shall be documented.
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Mortality Reviews. 49. NCCC shall cause to be performed an autopsy for every inmate who dies while in the custody of NCCC, as required by New York State law. NCCC shall cause to be performed a mortality review for every inmate who dies while in the custody of NCCC as part of the NCCC's quality improvement program. 50. Mortality reviews shall involve physicians, nurses, and other relevant NCCC personnel (as appropriate) and shall seek to determine whether there was a pattern of symptoms which might have resulted in earlier diagnosis and intervention. All autopsy reports and related medical data shall be provided to SBI. SBI and security staff shall fully cooperate with the New York State Commission of Correction reporting requirement under 9 NYCRR § 7022. In addition, mortality reviews shall examine events immediately surrounding the inmate death to determine if appropriate interventions were undertaken.
Mortality Reviews a. LCJ shall request an autopsy, and related medical data, for every inmate who dies while in the custody of LCJ or under medical supervision directly from the custody of LCJ. b. LCJ shall conduct a mortality review for each inmate death while in custody and a morbidity review for all serious suicide attempts or other incidents in which an inmate was at high risk for death. Mortality and morbidity reviews shall involve physicians, nurses, and other relevant LCJ personnel and shall seek to determine whether there was a pattern of symptoms that might have resulted in earlier diagnosis and intervention. Mortality and morbidity reviews shall occur within 30 days of the incident or death, and shall be revisited when the final autopsy results are available. At a minimum, the mortality and morbidity reviews shall include: (1) critical review and analysis of the circumstances surrounding the incident; (2) critical review of the procedures relevant to the incident; (3) synopsis of all relevant training received by involved staff; (4) pertinent medical and mental health services/reports involving the victim; (5) possible precipitating factors leading to the incident; and (6) recommendations, if any, for changes in policy, training, physical plant, medical or mental health services, and operational procedures. c. LCJ shall address any problems identified during mortality reviews through timely training, policy revision, and any other appropriate measures.

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  • Review Protocol A narrative description of how the Claims Review was conducted and what was evaluated.

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