| Name: | Minutes of Seclusion | ||||||
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| Collected For: | HBIPS-3 | ||||||
| Definition: | The total minutes recorded in the medical record that a patient was held in Event Type 2 (seclusion) during the associated Event Date. | ||||||
| Question: | What was the total number of minutes recorded in the medical record that the patient was held in Event Type 2 (seclusion) during the Event Date? | ||||||
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| Allowable Values: |
1-1440 UTD= Unable to Determine | ||||||
| Notes for Abstraction: | Event Type 2 (seclusion(s)) should be reported in whole minutes. Events less than or equal to 60 seconds should be reported as 1 minute (i.e., event duration of 2 minutes 5 seconds is reported as 3 minutes). For each patient enter the Minutes of Seclusion that corresponds with the Event Date and Event Type. If a patient is in Event Type 2 (seclusion) and then changed to Event Type 1 (physical restraint(s)), the time for Event Type 2 (seclusion) STOPS. The initiation of Event Type 1 (physical restraint(s)) stops the time for Event Type 2 (seclusion). If a patient is in Event Type 1 (physical restraint(s)) and Event Type 2 (seclusion) at the same time, the time should be counted as Minutes of Physical Restraint. Time in physical restraints supersedes time in seclusion. Select unable to determine when either the start or stop time OR the total number of minutes of Event Type 2 (seclusion) event is missing from the medical record and the total Minutes of Seclusion can not be calculated for the associated Event Date. See guidelines for abstraction for definition of an Event Type 2 (seclusion). When an Event Type 2 (seclusion) starts at school or during an off-campus outing; this event should be reported. | ||||||
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