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www.interrai.org Population Profile Adults with Disabilities 2018 Annual Conference Mississauga Ontario Micaela Janzti Leslie Eckel 1

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Population Profile

Adults with Disabilities

2018 Annual Conference

Mississauga Ontario

Micaela Janzti

Leslie Eckel

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% of Clients at High - Very High Risk of Adverse

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* Using the MAPLe scale generated through the RAI-HC and interRAI CHA and Functional Supplement**2003 -2018.

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Home Care All CHA

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Population Profile

Adults with Disabilities

A BIG THANK-YOU

Valerie Bishop de Young VHA Health & Home Support Ottawa

Lori Holloway Bellwoods Centre Toronto

Philip Mills Independent Living Centre of Waterloo Region

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Female

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Age Distribution

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Marital Status

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Diagnosis

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Cognition: Cognitive Performance Scale Distribution

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Score Description

0 Intact

1 Borderline intact

2 Mild impairment

3 Moderate impairment

4 Moderate/severe impairment

5 Severe impairment

6 Very severe impairment

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Help Needed With ADL’s: ADL Self-Performance Hierarchy

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ADL Self-Performance Hierarchy Scale

Scores range from 0 to 6 - The ADL Hierarchy Scale is

a measure of ADL performance. It is based on eating,

locomotion, toilet use and personal hygiene.

Score Description

0 Independent

1 Supervision required

2 Limited impairment

3 Extensive assistance required (I)

4 Extensive assistance required (II)

5 Dependent

6 Total Dependence

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Pain

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Pain Scale

Scale ranges from 0 to 4 - based on two

pain questions: pain frequency and pain

intensity.

Score Description

0 No pain

1Less than daily pain

2 Daily pain but not severe

3 Daily severe pain

4 Daily excruciating pain

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Health Instability and Medical Complexity (CHESS)

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Changes in Health, End-stage disease and Signs and Symptoms

(CHESS)

Scores range from 0 to 5 - CHESS measures medical complexity and health

instability. It is based on: vomiting, dehydration, weight loss, shortness of

breath, edema, end-stage disease, decline in cognition and ADL, ate fewer

meals, decrease in fluid or food, and fluid output exceeds input. Higher scores

indicate higher levels of medical complexity.

Score Description

0 Stable

1 Low level of medical complexity and instability

2 Mild level of medical complexity and instability

3 Moderate level of medical complexity and instability

4 High level of medical complexity and instability

5 Very high level of complexity and instability

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Depression

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Depression Rating Scale (DRS)

Scores range from 0 to 14 - The DRS is based on

seven items: negative statements, persistent anger,

expressions of unrealistic fears, repetitive health

complaints, repetitive anxious complaints, sad or worried

facial expression, and tearfulness.

Score Description

0 No symptoms of depression

1-2 Some symptoms of depression –

intervention may be helpful.

3-5 Possible depression

>6 Possible severe depression

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Deaf Blind Severity Index

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Deafblind Severity Index Scale

DBSI Scale

Scores range from 0 to 5 - This scale is summary measure of impairment in

hearing and sight. Higher scores indicate greater impairment in both.

Score Description

0 Both senses intact

1 One sense intact and the other mild – moderately impaired

2 One sense intact and the other severely impaired

3 Both sense mild – moderately impaired

4One sense mild-moderately impaired and the other severely

impaired

5 Both senses severely impaired

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Help Needed with IADLs

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Help Needed by Number of IADL

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Health Conditions

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Incontinence

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Mental Health

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Social and Economic Issues

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Communication Impairment

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Mobility

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Special Treatments

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Scheduled toilet Wound care Turning/repositioning Dialysis Oxygen therapy

Adults with Disabilities Home Care LTC

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Special Treatments

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Infection control IV medications Suction Vent/Resp Tracheotomy Chemotherapy Transfusion Palliative care Radiation

Adults with Disabilities Home Care LTC

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Catheter Bowel Impaction Nutrition - modified Nutrition - tube/tpn

Adults with Disabilities Home Care LTC

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Discussion

• Are we looking at the right information/ client characteristics?

• Diagnosis

• Medical treatments

• ADL’s

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• What is helpful to this sector to know?

• Priorities?

• Is there interest in collaborating on a formal project?

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