Asthma Page in OneTemplates

Asthma Page in OneTemplates

🫁 Asthma in OneTemplates (Prescriber & Non-Prescriber)

This guide explains how the Asthma Page functions in both:

  • 🩺 OneTemplate Prescriber

  • πŸ‘₯ OneTemplate Non-Prescriber

It provides a walkthrough of each section, showing when items are fixed and when they appear dynamically based on patient data (age, diagnosis history, prescribing needs, etc.).

For technical information on the full templates themselves, see:


πŸ”„ Dynamic Content Logic Summary




Section
Fixed?
Variable?
When Variable Is Shown
Introductionβœ…βŒAlways shown
Spirometry ConsiderationβŒβœ…No prior spirometry + no COPD diagnosis
AST011 QOF RequirementsβŒβœ…If AST011 QOF requirements have not been met
Inhaler Review AlertβŒβœ…No inhaler issued in last 12 months
Occupational Cause FlagβŒβœ…Recently diagnosed with asthma
Paediatric ConsiderationsβŒβœ…If patient is a child
SABA Overuse AlertβŒβœ…β‰₯6 SABA inhalers issued in the past 6 months
BMI (Paediatric/Adult logic)βŒβœ…Adjusts to age group
Influenza Vaccination OverdueβŒβœ…If vaccine not given
Influenza Vaccination ConfirmedβŒβœ…If vaccine already given
Reasonable Adjustment FlagβŒβœ…If indicators of reasonable adjustment status exist

πŸ“‚ Section Walkthrough

πŸ“Œ Diagnosis

  • Spirometry Consideration
    Only shown if no spirometry has ever been recorded. Prompts review of diagnostic certainty.

  • AST011 QOF Requirements
    Appears if the diagnosis coding does not yet satisfy AST011 indicators.

  • Inhaler Review Alert
    If no inhaler issued in past 12 months, consider dormant or resolved asthma coding.

  • Occupational Cause Flag
    For new diagnoses, prompts assessment of work-related exposures.

πŸ“ˆ History & Control

πŸ§’ Paediatric-Specific Elements

  • Paediatric comorbidities (eczema, hay fever)

  • School absence tracking

  • BMI for children only shown for under-18s

🧠 Understanding & Triggers

  • Patient’s understanding of their condition

  • Trigger identification (e.g., exercise, infection, cold air)

🩺 Examination

  • Pulse, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation

  • BMI (adult or child version)

πŸ’Š Medication & Adherence

🌍 Social & Lifestyle Factors

  • Smoking status & cessation advice πŸ”— Shared Component: Smoking Status Handling

  • Living condition factors (mould, pets, damp)

  • Alcohol screening and brief intervention

  • Employment status & Armed Forces Covenant

πŸ’‰ Vaccination Status

  • Influenza vaccine overdue alert

  • Confirmed flu vaccination view

  • COVID-19 vaccine status

πŸ“… Follow-Up & Review Closure


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