What tag would indicate substandard care was found?

In the context of long-term care surveys, the tag indicating that substandard care was found is F377 J. This designation is part of the Code of Federal Regulations that govern nursing facility standards of care. The F-tags are used by surveyors to specify compliance with the regulations, and each F-tag corresponds to a specific area of care or operational standard.

F377 J is specifically associated with a finding of substandard quality of care, which encompasses a range of issues that can adversely affect the health and safety of residents. It signifies that the care provided does not meet established standards, and, as a result, residents could be at risk of harm or not receiving the necessary quality of care they are entitled to.

The other tags, while relevant to various aspects of care and compliance, do not specifically denote substandard care findings and address different regulatory issues. Each tag has a distinct focus relating to quality, regulatory compliance, or resident rights, thus indicating that F377 J is the most appropriate designation for substandard care.