REPORT DIGEST
KILEY DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER
LIMITED SCOPE COMPLIANCE EXAMINATION
For the Two Years Ended: June 30, 2009
Summary of Findings:
Total this audit: 3
Total last audit: 4
Repeated from last audit: 2
Release Date: June 29, 2010
State of Illinois, Office of the Auditor General
WILLIAM G. HOLLAND, AUDITOR GENERAL
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SYNOPSIS
• The Center
had inadequate documentation regarding restraint and confinement.
FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS
INADEQUATE DOCUMENTATION REGARDING RESTRAINT AND CONFINEMENT
The Center did not maintain adequate documentation regarding
restraint use and actual duration of the resident’s exclusionary required
relaxation in accordance the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code.
Our review of 24 restraint records in the 14 resident files
tested for FY2008 and 2009 disclosed the following:
- The
Facility Director or designee was not informed in writing within 24 hours of
restraint use for four of 24 (17%) restraint records tested.
- 12 of 24
(50%) restraint records tested did not have evidence of the Facility Director’s
review.
- Two of
three (67%) residents restrained during consecutive days did not have prior
written authorization from the Facility Director.
In addition, our review of 15 residents subjected to exclusionary required relaxation (ERR) as
part of their behavior intervention program revealed that the duration of the
ERR for 12 of the 15 (80%) residents was not documented. (Finding 1, pages 9-10)
We recommended the Center maintain adequate documentation
regarding restraint use and the duration of residents’ ERR.
Department officials agreed with our recommendation and stated that the Center will retrain staff on the ERR data collection process and that documentation regarding restraint use and duration of resident’s ERR will be maintained.
OTHER FINDINGS
The other
findings related to inadequate inventory controls and Notice of Discharge forms
not timely provided to residents prior to their discharge date. We will review
progress toward implementing all recommendations in our next examination.
AUDITORS’ OPINION
We
conducted a compliance attestation examination of the Center as required by the
Illinois State Auditing Act. Financial
statements for the Department will be presented in that report.
WILLIAM G. HOLLAND, Auditor General
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SPECIAL ASSISTANT AUDITORS
Our special assistant auditors on this audit were E. C. Ortiz & CO., LLP.