In this section, “change in condition” means a significant change in the resident’s physical, mental, or psychological status including: Life-threatening conditions such as heart attack or stroke; Clinical complications such as: Development of a pressure sore; Onset of recurrent periods of delirium; Onset of recurrent urinary tract infection; Onset of depression; or Onset of aggressive or inappropriate behavior; The need to discontinue a medication or treatment because of: Adverse consequences; or The need to begin a new form of treatment; Evaluation at or admission to a hospital; and Accidents that result in injury having the potential for requiring a physician’s intervention. Consistent with State and federal confidentiality laws and in a timely manner, a nursing home shall notify a resident and, if applicable, the resident’s representative or interested family member of any: Change in condition; Adverse event that may result in a change in condition; Outcome or care that results in an unanticipated consequence; or Corrective action, if appropriate. If the Department determines that a nursing home failed to notify a resident, resident’s representative, or interested family member under subsection (b) of this section, the Department shall require as part of a plan of correction that the nursing home notify the resident, the resident’s representative, or interested family member as soon as possible.