So very helpful! I knew there had to be a way to make it easier, like home made report sheets with floor nursing. New to home health/ oasis and the cheat sheet is perfect!
New to home health and its been interesting. I'm reviewing the handout now, and it is so clear and concise in comparison to the mammoth size document I reviewed during orientation. Thank you so much!
Hi i have a problem to oasis in homehealth. I accidentally unlock the oasis and forgot to see the date now i need to lock it again but i dont know what date should i put on,
I do a mobility assessment with each patient but not as thorough as you mentioned. I would like to improve, however, my start of care already takes 75 minutes. Some patients take forever to do any activities like they have all day to get it done like putting on their shoes. I could see a mobility assessment taking 30 minutes alone. Any tips on speeding up that process with patients who are fairly independent but move very slowly or have a hard time following instructions?
Good question. For me, if the patient moves very slowly, I'll plan a follow-up visit within the next few days to confirm the rest of the info. You can also get input from OT if they eval soon after. You technically have 5 days to complete that info. If you're required to submit the SOC immediately by your agency you can always submit it with your best assessment of what you anticipate and then have it returned to you to adjust as needed after a follow-up visit.
Hi Trevor, was curious how long it typically takes to complete an OASIS SOC. Duration in home and time documenting post visit would be super helpful, thanks!
Hey Nate, for me, I spend about 60-70 mins in home plus another 45-60 mins documenting after. That includes the PT eval after the OASIS. If you're just starting, it's not uncommon to spend 1.5-2 hours in home and another 2.5-4 hours documenting.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT thank you! Also, if a company weighted a SOC at 2 points, does that include the evaluation even though evaluations are weighted 1.5 if performed on their own? Or if you did oasis and evaluation would that total 3.5 points in this example?
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So very helpful! I knew there had to be a way to make it easier, like home made report sheets with floor nursing. New to home health/ oasis and the cheat sheet is perfect!
New to home health and its been interesting. I'm reviewing the handout now, and it is so clear and concise in comparison to the mammoth size document I reviewed during orientation. Thank you so much!
You're welcome! Glad it's useful for you.
I’m a Grad RN that is starting HH for my first job. Thanks for this!
Welcome to the profession!
these are awesome tips, wish this was instilled during my home care rotation.
I'm surprised you were able to do a rotation in Home Health. It's often looked down on in schools. Thanks for watching!
Hi i have a problem to oasis in homehealth. I accidentally unlock the oasis and forgot to see the date now i need to lock it again but i dont know what date should i put on,
Thanks for the video. My next clinical rotation is in HH, so I'm prepping haha
Awesome. Not a lot of rotations available in home health.
I do a mobility assessment with each patient but not as thorough as you mentioned. I would like to improve, however, my start of care already takes 75 minutes. Some patients take forever to do any activities like they have all day to get it done like putting on their shoes. I could see a mobility assessment taking 30 minutes alone. Any tips on speeding up that process with patients who are fairly independent but move very slowly or have a hard time following instructions?
Good question. For me, if the patient moves very slowly, I'll plan a follow-up visit within the next few days to confirm the rest of the info. You can also get input from OT if they eval soon after. You technically have 5 days to complete that info. If you're required to submit the SOC immediately by your agency you can always submit it with your best assessment of what you anticipate and then have it returned to you to adjust as needed after a follow-up visit.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT That’s a great suggestion. Thank you!
Hi Trevor, was curious how long it typically takes to complete an OASIS SOC. Duration in home and time documenting post visit would be super helpful, thanks!
Hey Nate, for me, I spend about 60-70 mins in home plus another 45-60 mins documenting after. That includes the PT eval after the OASIS. If you're just starting, it's not uncommon to spend 1.5-2 hours in home and another 2.5-4 hours documenting.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT thank you! Also, if a company weighted a SOC at 2 points, does that include the evaluation even though evaluations are weighted 1.5 if performed on their own? Or if you did oasis and evaluation would that total 3.5 points in this example?
@@natelance9526 The 2 points is for the whole thing. SOC + PT Eval. They don't consider it separately.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT bummer, that’s a lot of work for 2 points! thanks for the replies!
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I am attempting to download the SOC assessment tool. In the video you say its free. On the website it says its 5 dollars.
Yep. It's $5 now. The previous one, mentioned in the video, was free. The current one for the current OASIS is $5.
Hi. Great post. Is cheat sheet still free? You site is asking $5.
Yes, the OASIS E cheat sheet is $5. The one I did previously I gave for free.