MDS 3.0The Activities Component to the Process….using the

Assessment tool to develop consistent

documentation

Section F

Section F Rationale

Activities Section (F)

Section F

Section F

Overview of MDS 3.0

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

Coding

Coding

Interviewing Tips

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

MDS 3.0 Manual

Staff Assessment/ Non-responsive Resident

Staff Assessment/ Non-responsive Resident

Staff Assessment/ Non-responsive Resident

Staff Assessment/ Non-responsive Resident

Care Area Assessment

Care Area Assessment

Care Area Assessments

Care Area Assessments

Care Area Assessments

Care Area Assessments

Care Area Assessment

IDT = Interdisciplinary Team

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

CAAWorksheet

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers

Definitions

CAACare Area Assessment

The Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI) consists of two basic

components: the MDS 3.0 and the CAA process. The MDS identifies

actual or potential problem areas. CAA’s provide for further

assessment of “triggered” areas by guiding staff to look for casual or confounding factors (some of

which may be reversible) for certain presenting conditions/issues

CATCare Area Triggers

Care Area Triggers (CAT’s) are a set of items and responses from the

MDS that are indicators of particular issues and conditions

that affect nursing home residents. The potential issues and conditions

that need additional assessment and review and therefore form a critical link between the MDS 3.0

and care planning