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* History: | * History: | ||
: - A 55-year-old female patient was discharged from hospital after the acute phase of stroke. She suffered some mild disabilities from the stroke: mild hemiparesis, dysarthria, and dysphasia. <br> | : - A 55-year-old female patient was discharged from hospital after the acute phase of stroke. She suffered some mild disabilities from the stroke: mild hemiparesis, dysarthria, and dysphasia. <br> | ||
* Care Team: | * Care Team: | ||
| − | : - She decided to take on the responsibility of coordinating her own post stroke care and rehabilitation. She established a care team which included her usual general practitioner / family doctor as her primary care provider, a neuro-rehabilitation physiotherapist, a speech pathologist, and a dietitian | + | : - She decided to take on the responsibility of coordinating her own post stroke care and rehabilitation. She established a care team which included her usual general practitioner / family doctor as her primary care provider, a neuro-rehabilitation physiotherapist, a speech pathologist, and a dietitian |
| − | : -She established a care coordination plan using a | + | : - She established a care coordination plan using a spreadsheet |
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| + | * Consent: | ||
| + | : - She has a personal health record (PHR) and established a consent individually with each of her care team member to have access and contribute to the contents of her PHR | ||
| + | : - She also coordinated establishment of a multi-lateral consent to share relevant medical/health information between members of her care team | ||
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| + | * Scope of consent: | ||
| + | : - Access to: | ||
| + | :: - Medical/health history | ||
| + | :: - Medication history | ||
| + | :: - Treatment plan | ||
| + | :: - Progress notes | ||
| + | |||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | =Use Case 2: Virtual care team with no team leader/coordinator= | ||
| + | * Hisotry: | ||
| + | : - A 50 year-old male patient with Stage 1 COPD. | ||
| + | : - The patient has good health literacy, motivated, and relatively compliant with treatment/therapy | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Virtual care team | ||
| + | : - Patient's condition was managed primarily by his general practitioner. He visited his community pharmacist regularly for medications and education on effective use of his COPD medications. He also periodically visited a respiratory physiotherapist | ||
| + | : - Patient was seen by a respiratory specialist through referral when necessary | ||
| + | : - No one in the virtual care team assumed or was nominated as a care team leader or coordinator | ||
| + | : - The patient did not actively assume care coordinator or leader role | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Consent: | ||
| + | : - He has a personal health record (PHR) | ||
| + | : - He established individual consent with each of the virtual care team member to have access and contribute to his PHR | ||
| + | : - He also established individual consent between virtual care team member pairs on an "as needed" basis for information sharing | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Scope of consent: | ||
| + | : - Access to/sharing of: | ||
| + | :: - Medical/health history | ||
| + | :: - Medication history | ||
| + | :: - Treatment plan | ||
| + | :: - Progress notes | ||
| + | |||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | =Use Case 3: = | ||
| + | |||
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Revision as of 00:13, 13 August 2017
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Use Case 1: Patient as care team leader/coordinator
- History:
- - A 55-year-old female patient was discharged from hospital after the acute phase of stroke. She suffered some mild disabilities from the stroke: mild hemiparesis, dysarthria, and dysphasia.
- Care Team:
- - She decided to take on the responsibility of coordinating her own post stroke care and rehabilitation. She established a care team which included her usual general practitioner / family doctor as her primary care provider, a neuro-rehabilitation physiotherapist, a speech pathologist, and a dietitian
- - She established a care coordination plan using a spreadsheet
- Consent:
- - She has a personal health record (PHR) and established a consent individually with each of her care team member to have access and contribute to the contents of her PHR
- - She also coordinated establishment of a multi-lateral consent to share relevant medical/health information between members of her care team
- Scope of consent:
- - Access to:
- - Medical/health history
- - Medication history
- - Treatment plan
- - Progress notes
Use Case 2: Virtual care team with no team leader/coordinator
- Hisotry:
- - A 50 year-old male patient with Stage 1 COPD.
- - The patient has good health literacy, motivated, and relatively compliant with treatment/therapy
- Virtual care team
- - Patient's condition was managed primarily by his general practitioner. He visited his community pharmacist regularly for medications and education on effective use of his COPD medications. He also periodically visited a respiratory physiotherapist
- - Patient was seen by a respiratory specialist through referral when necessary
- - No one in the virtual care team assumed or was nominated as a care team leader or coordinator
- - The patient did not actively assume care coordinator or leader role
- Consent:
- - He has a personal health record (PHR)
- - He established individual consent with each of the virtual care team member to have access and contribute to his PHR
- - He also established individual consent between virtual care team member pairs on an "as needed" basis for information sharing
- Scope of consent:
- - Access to/sharing of:
- - Medical/health history
- - Medication history
- - Treatment plan
- - Progress notes
Use Case 3:
