Shared Template Components for Asthma Care

Shared Template Components for Asthma Care

πŸ”„ Shared Template Components for Asthma Care

Many elements of asthma care are used across multiple PCIT templates β€” including OneLTC Asthma, OneTemplate Prescriber, OneTemplate Non-Prescriber, and OneTemplate Acute.

This guide summarises the shared template components that may appear dynamically within these templates, and links you to full support articles for each one.


πŸ“‹ What Are Shared Template Components?

Shared template components are standardised clinical building blocks embedded across different templates. They support consistent coding, guideline adherence, and QOF/LES compliance. They:

  • Follow national and international guidance (NICE, BTS/SIGN, PCRS)

  • Trigger dynamically based on patient context

  • Ensure documentation supports income and quality targets


🧩 Common Shared Template Sections

⚠️ Recording Asthma Exacerbations

Used to record the onset, symptoms, treatment, and outcome of any flare-up.

πŸ”— Go to Exacerbation Support Article


🫁 Inhaler Technique & Adherence

Prompts to check how the patient is using their inhaler, assess adherence, and document coaching if needed.

πŸ”— Go to Inhaler Technique Support Article


βœ… AST007 Self-Management Plan

Allows for the creation or update of a personalised asthma action plan. Includes peak flow zones, usage instructions, and safety-netting advice.

πŸ”— Go to AST007 Support Article


πŸ“ˆ Step-Up / Step-Down Therapy

Helps clinicians review current maintenance therapy and decide whether medication should be adjusted based on symptom control.

πŸ”— Go to Therapy Titration Guide


🚬 Smoking Status Handling

Streamlined approach to capturing smoking history, advice, referrals, and exemption reasons. Adjusts dynamically by patient status.

πŸ”— Go to Smoking Status Support Article


🧠 Where Will I See These?

These components are embedded into multiple templates:





Component
OneLTC
Prescriber
Non-Prescriber
Acute
Exacerbation Recordingβœ…βœ…βœ…βœ…
Inhaler Technique & Adherenceβœ…βœ…βœ…βŒ
Self-Management Plan (AST007)βœ…βœ…βœ…βŒ
Step-Up / Step-Down Therapyβœ…βœ…βŒβŒ
Smoking Status Handlingβœ…βœ…βœ…βœ…

🧭 Suggested Workflow

When completing an asthma review in any template:

  1. Check for any visible shared template components

  2. Use dynamic prompts to guide accurate coding

  3. Refer to the linked shared support articles if unsure

For a full overview of how these components are used within each role-based template:

πŸ”— Asthma in OneTemplates (Prescriber & Non-Prescriber)

πŸ”— OneLTC Asthma Guide

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