Care Plan Forms

Care Plan Forms

Introduction

Our Care Plans can be found under the Launch Care Plans option found in our Prescriber, NonPrescriber and Additional Roles OneLaunchers. These forms are optimised to automatically input relevant patient details.

What does it look like? (Please note order may vary)

The following forms can be selected:


The following sections below will provide a summary of the care plans listed above, including what content is covered in each form.

Asthma Care Plans

Adult & Child Care Plan

His provides patients advice on managing symptoms and inhaler use, recognising the worsening of symptoms, any asthma attacks and what actions to take about it.
This form has drop-down options to select the appropriate inhaler names, colours and how many times this should be used. The greyed out sections can be edited simply by clicking them.
The Child Asthma plan will have a different layout and medications listed, but will behave the same as the Adult form.

AIR & MART

We also have AIR and MART Asthma plans which also have a mix of prompts and free text boxes for you to complete.  These provide guidance specific to the type of inhaler used so it is important to select the one that is appropriate for your patient.

COPD Care Plan

The COPD care plan will provide clear advice for patients about staying well, managing symptoms, recognising exacerbations and what actions to take about it.

Dementia Care Plan

This form provides an overall evaluation of the patient's health and wellbeing. This includes sections about:
  1. Their social wellbeing
  2. Physical examinations
  3. Behavioural and psychological symptoms
  4. Safeguarding
  5. Medical history of current and significant past conditions, and any current medication.

This form, alongside the others is optimised to automatically input any relevant details, if a section is blank, then this detail could not be found on the patient's record. The grey boxes allow for manual input.

Learning Disabilities Care Plan

 This form helps patients understand their consent for record sharing, contact details, and sections about:
  1. Any support they've requested or have
  2. Smoking and alcohol intake
  3. Carer details
  4. Vision and hearing impairments 
  5. Allergies

Mental Health Care Plan

This form provides a summary of the patient's diagnosis and their current wellbeing, including:
  1. Medical history of current and significant past conditions including any current medication
  2. Mental health assessment, last mental health review
  3. Any test results (QRISK, HbA1c, FBC, Thyroid and Liver function tests)

Care Home Care Plan

This form provides an overall evaluation of the patient's health and wellbeing. This includes sections about:
  1. Their social wellbeing
  2. Physical examinations
  3. Behavioural and psychological symptoms
  4. Any safeguarding details, capacity to consent.
  5. Medical history of current and significant past conditions, and any current medication.

Diabetes Care Plan

This form helps patients understand their test results relating to their HbA1c, blood pressure and cholesterol results. Advice is also given on how their weight can impact controlling their diabetes, advice on regular eye screenings and foot health. A list of their current medication with dosage instructions is also included.




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