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***The first is a pro-active approach where the care provider defines a health concern and sets out health concern events. This issue might be part of care planning. | ***The first is a pro-active approach where the care provider defines a health concern and sets out health concern events. This issue might be part of care planning. | ||
***The second is a retrospective view on problems and where the care provider concludes that certain health care events have relationship with the concern and therefore attaches these events to the health concern. | ***The second is a retrospective view on problems and where the care provider concludes that certain health care events have relationship with the concern and therefore attaches these events to the health concern. | ||
| − | ***A combination of these two approaches are possible. In many cases the care provider does not know on day 1 what the concern is and starts of with a review of the problems in the past. Then after a hypothesis of the concerns sets out research and finally when the | + | ***A combination of these two approaches are possible. In many cases the care provider does not know on day 1 what the concern is and starts of with a review of the problems in the past. Then after a hypothesis of the concerns sets out research and finally when the diagnosis is clear, defines a care plan. |
** A Care plan is usually only defined in complex care, because it is labor intensive. Many health concerns do not have a formal care plan. | ** A Care plan is usually only defined in complex care, because it is labor intensive. Many health concerns do not have a formal care plan. | ||
| − | + | We will discuss the relationship between Care Plan and Health Concern on Wednesday 22 April 5 pm and Thursday 23 April 4 pm. | |
Revision as of 14:33, 17 April 2015
Health Concern Topic
Patient Care WG
April 16, 2015
Attendees:
- Michael Tan – Chair
- Jay Lyle
- Dave Pyke
- Ken Chen (partial)
- Stephen Chu (partial)
Participation Information Phone Number: +1 770-657-9270 Participant Passcode: 943377
Web Meeting Info www.webex.com Meeting number 230 634 425
Previous Meeting
There was no quorum to approve the minutes of April 2nd
Review of use cases
- We wanted to harmonize the model for Care Plan and Health Concern, but we did not have enough participants to discuss this topic.
- We focused on the use case 1 and 2.
- There were doubts whether these scenarios added new views to the existing explanation.
- We distinguished 2 approaches to health concern.
- The first is a pro-active approach where the care provider defines a health concern and sets out health concern events. This issue might be part of care planning.
- The second is a retrospective view on problems and where the care provider concludes that certain health care events have relationship with the concern and therefore attaches these events to the health concern.
- A combination of these two approaches are possible. In many cases the care provider does not know on day 1 what the concern is and starts of with a review of the problems in the past. Then after a hypothesis of the concerns sets out research and finally when the diagnosis is clear, defines a care plan.
- A Care plan is usually only defined in complex care, because it is labor intensive. Many health concerns do not have a formal care plan.
We will discuss the relationship between Care Plan and Health Concern on Wednesday 22 April 5 pm and Thursday 23 April 4 pm.
The document of the model can be found here: File:ConcernModel.doc
Go back to health concern minutes: [[1]]
