CVA Stroke

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DIRACHART — SKILLED DOCUMENTATION · NURSING HOMES (DGEX-SNF)

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Clinical Reference · 3.7

CVA / Stroke — Disease Overlay

Disease-specific skilled documentation for the post-stroke Part A rehabilitation stay — rehabilitation-nursing carryover across the deficit set (motor, sensory, swallow, communication, cognition, vision), secondary-prevention management, and complication surveillance (aspiration, DVT, depression, recurrent stroke). Layers on the Neurological reference. Post-stroke rehab is one of the most common skilled SNF stays.

Module code

SNF-OV-CVA

Version

1.0 · Population: Adult · DiraChart reference edition

Used alongside

Neurological (base) · Functional/Section GG · Restorative · Taste/Swallowing · Communication · Skilled-Daily · Anticoagulation overlay

MDS section(s)

GG (self-care/mobility) · C (BIMS) · B (vision/hearing/speech) · O (therapy) · N (antithrombotic/secondary-prevention meds) · I (stroke)

Skilled category (Ch. 8)

Rehabilitation nursing (deficit carryover) · observation & assessment of a recurrent stroke or complication · management & evaluation · teaching (secondary prevention)

Regulatory note

Coverage: Pub. 100-02 Ch. 8. Quality-of-care reference: F684 — secondary to the coverage analysis.

How to use this module

This is a disease OVERLAY: it layers disease-specific skilled documentation on top of the body-system reference named below. Use it with that system module, not instead of it. Every model note is a scaffold to edit to the shift and the resident’s orders; the universal writing rules live in Foundations and are not reprinted. Verify parameters and citations against the current source.

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