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The document is a Resident Care Staffing Report from the New Jersey Department of Health, which outlines the requirements for skilled nursing facilities to display staffing information. It mandates that facilities post the number of licensed and unlicensed nursing staff responsible for resident care for each shift, including details on staff categories, actual hours worked, scheduled staff numbers, and staff-to-resident ratios.

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How do you calculate HPRD in nursing?

How do you calculate HPRD? By dividing the total number of hours worked by each type of staff by the total number of a facilitys residents, you can calculate your current Hours Per Resident Day (HPRD).

How many residents can a nurse have in a nursing home?

Sufficient Staff: To maintain the highest practicable physical, mental, and psychological well-being of each resident. Licensed Staff (RN/LPN/LVN) for up to 120 residents: 1 DON RN full-time. If DON has institutional responsibilities, add 1 Assistant DON RN full-time.

What is the resident to staff ratio?

A staff-to-resident ratio describes how many care provider staff are needed to support a given number of residents in a facility. For example, if there are four staff members in a facility and 32 residents, this ratio is 4:32, or 1:8, meaning that there is one staff member to care for every eight residents.

How many residents can one CNA care for?

Care Standards by State StateDirect Care Staff RatiosHours Per Resident Per Day (HPRD) California Sufficient staff 16-100 residents: 1 awake staff 101-200 residents: 1 on call and 1 awake staff, with an additional awake staff for each additional 100 residents 2.4 HPRD, CNAs50 more rows

What are the limitations of a CNA?

CNAs are not allowed to perform invasive medical procedures or treatments that require advanced medical training. For instance, they cannot administer injections, including insulin, or handle tube feeding.

How do I report an understaffed nursing home?

In California, you can file a complaint with the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Licensing and Certification Division about nursing home understaffing. You can file a complaint by: Contacting a DPH District office. Completing and submitting the online complaint form (you can do so anonymously)

What is the ratio of staff to patients in a nursing home?

Other than this, California has no requirements regarding staff to resident ratios. Nursing homes do not need to employ a minimum number of staff, so long as they can meet the 3.5 hours of direct care requirement.

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