Shared Template Components for Asthma Care

Shared Template Components for Asthma Care

🔄 Shared Template Components for Asthma Care

Many elements of asthma care are used across multiple PCIT templates — 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.


📋 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.

🔗 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.

🔗 Go to Inhaler Technique Support Article


✅ 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.

🔗 Go to AST007 Support Article


📈 Step-Up / Step-Down Therapy

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

🔗 Go to Therapy Titration Guide


🚬 Smoking Status Handling

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

🔗 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 Recording
Inhaler Technique & Adherence
Self-Management Plan (AST007)
Step-Up / Step-Down Therapy
Smoking Status Handling

🧭 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:

🔗 Asthma in OneTemplates (Prescriber & Non-Prescriber)

🔗 OneLTC Asthma Guide

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