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*[http://wiki.hl7.org/index.php?title=Patient_Care_Beta_Home Patient Care Work Group Wiki ]
  
This page is for documents related to the '''Essential Information for Children with Special Healthcare Needs''' project.
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This page is for documents related to the '''Essential Information for Children with Special Health Care Needs''' project.
 
*The Project Scope Statement in Project insight: [http://www.hl7.org/special/Committees/projman/searchableProjectIndex.cfm?action=edit&ProjectNumber=1111 Project Summary for Essential Information for Children with Special Health Care Needs]
 
*The Project Scope Statement in Project insight: [http://www.hl7.org/special/Committees/projman/searchableProjectIndex.cfm?action=edit&ProjectNumber=1111 Project Summary for Essential Information for Children with Special Health Care Needs]
  
  
 
Project Conference Calls:
 
Project Conference Calls:
The calls fall every 2 weeks beginning at 4pm ET. Next Monday May 18, 2015
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*Calls part of the Patient Care - Care Plan Calls every other Wednesday (5pm Eastern)
  
  
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== [[Current Storyboards in Progress]] ==
 
== [[Current Storyboards in Progress]] ==
  
Case 1:
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'''Case 1: 7 year old with autism, seizure disorder, ketogenic diet with a transfer of primary care'''
6 month old ex-25wk preterm infant with h/o bronchopulmonary dysplasia, complex device needs
 
**ventilator dependent with tracheostomy
 
**s/p Nissen and g-tube: gastric-tube feedings: pediasure  xx mL bolus q 4hour during day, continuous feeds 10 hours overnight
 
presents to (non-primary) Emergency Department with fever & respiratory distress
 
  
''Encounters:''
 
***[[Discharge from hospital]]
 
****-document device characteristics (tracheostomy, g-tube), problems (diagnoses), procedures (surgeries), feeding regimen, etc...
 
***[[Primary Care Physician appointment]]
 
****-capture contingency plan (if respiratory distress - consider diuretics)
 
****-capture primary and subspecialty providers
 
****-show care in medical home (capture details, preferences) --> how care plan is developed
 
***[[Infant presents to Emergency Department]]
 
****-review devices, problems, medications, and contingency plans
 
****-show use in external/less familiar environments
 
 
 
'''Case 2: 9 yr old with sickle cell disease
 
'''
 
''Encounters:''
 
*Hematologist
 
**-Documents contingency plan
 
*Evaluation in Emergency Department for Pain Crisis
 
**Hydration, baseline pain management
 
**-render in browser
 
**-render in printed format
 
 
 
 
'''Case 3: 7 year old with autism'''
 
 
[[File:Transfer_of_Primary_Care_Storyboard_-Draft_1.docx|200px|thumb|left|Transfer of Primary Care]]
 
[[File:Transfer_of_Primary_Care_Storyboard_-Draft_1.docx|200px|thumb|left|Transfer of Primary Care]]
**Transition among providers.
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**Transition among providers -- ''new Medical Home''
 
**Non-verbal patient; communication preferences captured
 
**Non-verbal patient; communication preferences captured
 
**Nutritional preferences captured then reviewed
 
**Nutritional preferences captured then reviewed
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*possible nutrition support due to suboptimal oral intake w/ reliance on oral and / or enteral nutrition supplements
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**Ketogenic diet (Charlie Foundation)
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***o Oral feedings including shakes with ketocal
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***o Possible med interactions – Rx and OTC medications compounded with minimal carbohydrate content (high priority/visibility)
 +
***o List primary pharmacy for compounding preferences [minimal carbohydrate content] - Levetiracetam (Keppra) 500mg PO BID
 +
*Possible med interactions – meds trialed in the past w/ poor reaction
 +
**valium - dysphoria (could use other examples)
 +
**Indicate intolerance (but not allergy) to medication (e.g., excessively somnolent with diphenhydramine)
 +
*Safety concerns
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*Behavior plan if there are safety issues
 +
*Developmental checklist / screening – date / time of last assessment
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*Has patient received OT, ST / SLP support – are they in place, are they needed and / or do we need to make any referrals
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*Cognitive, developmental delays / concerns
  
 
[[Encounter]]
 
[[Encounter]]
*Scheduling an appointment with a new Primary Care Provider (Pediatrician)
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*• Uptake encounter appointment with a new care team (medical home)
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** Primary Care Provider (Pediatrician)
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** Neurologist
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** Psychiatrist
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**    Dietician
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**    Pharmacy (to support ketogenic diet)
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**    Insurance information
  
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*ED visit then admission: continue home meds, no OTC medications (allergy with dextrose?)
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*Preference: prefers weighted blanket
  
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'''Case 2: 18 year old with Cystic Fibrosis patient transitioning from Pediatrician to College'''
  
 
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-devices: g-tube, vibratory vest, oxygen requirement at baseline, BiPAP
'''Case 4: 18 year old with Cystic Fibrosis patient transitioning from Pediatrician to College'''
 
-devices: g-tube, vibratory vest, ?BiPAP
 
  
 
[[Encounters]]
 
[[Encounters]]
**Quarterly CF Care Center check-up
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**Quarterly CF Care Center (CF Foundation Registry) check-up
 
**Annual PMD Visit - pre-college visit
 
**Annual PMD Visit - pre-college visit
 
**Intake at Student Health (Transition)
 
**Intake at Student Health (Transition)
 
Aim: Transition care to new providers (new primary and subspecialty providers), communicate plan of care for pulmonary management and nutritional needs
 
Aim: Transition care to new providers (new primary and subspecialty providers), communicate plan of care for pulmonary management and nutritional needs
 
**Capture medications (respiratory meds - maintenance and rescue meds, enzymes, etc…)
 
**Capture medications (respiratory meds - maintenance and rescue meds, enzymes, etc…)
**Relevant labs (fat-soluble vitamins, etc..), oral glucose tolerance test
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**Relevant labs (fat-soluble vitamins, etc..), oral glucose tolerance test - in the last year and based on guidelines (with update function – i.e. system should have a way to be able to capture updates to guidelines)
**Baseline FEV1 %  
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**Respiratory support history (CPAP/BiPAP/trach vent settings)
**Prior bacterial colonization (B. cepacia)  - Infection control guidelines (Isolation)
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**Baseline FEV1 % and trend over 1 year and over 5 years (graph)
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**Prior bacterial colonization (B. cepacia, Pseudomonas)  - Infection control guidelines
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**Contingency plan: If respiratory exacerbation, begin antibiotics (e.g., vancomycin and cefepime), increase frequency of nebulizer treatments
 
**Lung transplant candidate
 
**Lung transplant candidate
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**Social/behavioral issues - coping, stressors, etc…
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**non-adherence to medications
  
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'''Case 3: 1 month old with metabolic disorder.  Ornithine Transcarbamylase (OTC) Deficiency (Urea Cycle Defect)'''
  
'''Case 5: 3 year old with metabolic disorder.  Ornithine Transcarbamylase (OTC) Deficiency (Urea Cycle Defect)'''
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[[File:Example_ER_Letter_for_Metabolic_Disorder_OTC.docx|200px|thumb|left|Example ER Letter for Child with Metabolic Disorder]]
  
[[File:Example_ER_Letter_for_Metabolic_Disorder_OTC.docx|200px|thumb|left|Example ER Letter for Child with Metabolic Disorder]]
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[[Encounters]]
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*[[''Subspecialty encounter'']]
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*document details about metabolic specialist contact information
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*''establish plan of care:''
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*-Child should be triaged as soon as possible upon arrival in the Emergency Room even if he/she does not appear to be ill, because metabolic decompensation can occur very rapidly.
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*Document the following '''contraindications''':
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*-Systemic Steroids -- Unless otherwise specified by Metabolism staff
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*-THAM (Tris hydroxymethyl aminomethane)
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 +
*Document "COMMON ACUTE COMPLICATIONS": Hyperammonemia, Seizures, Cerebral Edema, Coma
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 +
*''LABORATORY EVALUATION'' [STAT]
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*-Ammonia, Venous Blood Gas, Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Bicarbonate, CBC/differential, PT, PTT, LFTs, Plasma Amino acids [3 ml, green top tube, sodium heparin]. Send to Metabolism Lab
 +
 
 +
*''MANAGEMENT'':
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*Place Peripheral IV. If unable to get venous access, place nasogastric tube.
 +
*Bolus: 10-20 cc/kg of Normal Saline bolus, if indicated for dehydration.
 +
*Continuous IV Fluids: D 10% with 0.45 NS
 +
*Rate: x1.5 maintenance [IF NO INCREASED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE].
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*Consider details re: specialized metabolic formula (e.g., protein restriction with a specialized metabolic formula (like Cyclinex) with arginine supplementation)
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*[["Emergency Room"]]
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*-review and execution of plan
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*-notification of Subspecialty Providers
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 +
 
 +
'''Case 4: 6 month old ex-25wk preterm infant with h/o bronchopulmonary dysplasia, complex device needs'''
 +
*ventilator dependent with tracheostomy
 +
*s/p Nissen and g-tube: gastric-tube feedings: Neosure with additives 85 mL bolus q 4hour during day, continuous feeds 25mL/hr for 10 hours overnight
 +
*presents to (non-primary) Emergency Department with fever & respiratory distress
 +
 
 +
*''Encounters:''
 +
*[[Discharge from hospital]]
 +
*-document device characteristics (tracheostomy, g-tube), problems (diagnoses), procedures (surgeries), feeding regimen, etc...
 +
*[[Primary Care Physician appointment]]
 +
*-capture contingency plan (if respiratory distress - consider diuretics)
 +
*-capture primary and subspecialty providers
 +
*-show care in medical home (capture details, preferences) --> how care plan is developed
 +
*[[Infant presents to Emergency Department]]
 +
*-review devices, problems, medications, and contingency plans
 +
*-show use in external/less familiar environments
  
"Encounter:"
 
*[[Subspecialty encounter]]
 
*[[Emergency Room ]]
 
**Management for Intercurrent Illness
 
Baby should be triaged as soon as possible upon arrival in the Emergency Room even if he/she does not appear to be ill, because metabolic decompensation can occur very rapidly.
 
**Notify Subspecialty Provider
 
**COMMON ACUTE COMPLICATIONS: Hyperammonemia, Seizures, Cerebral Edema, Coma
 
*CONTRAINDICATIONS:
 
**Systemic Steroids-- Unless otherwise specified by Metabolism staff
 
**THAM (Tris hydroxymethyl aminomethane)
 
  
*Plan:
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'''Case 5: 9 yr old with sickle cell disease and history of stroke
* LABORATORY EVALUATION [STAT]
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'''
Ammonia, Venous Blood Gas, Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Bicarbonate
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*''Encounters:''
CBC/differential, PT, PTT, LFTs
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*Admission/ED Visit history
Plasma Amino acids [3 ml, green top tube, sodium heparin]. Send to Metabolism Lab
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*[[Hematologist]]
**MANAGEMENT:
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**-Documents contingency plan
Place Peripheral IV. If unable to get venous access, place nasogastric tube.
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*[[Evaluation in Emergency Department for Pain Crisis]]
Bolus: 10-20 cc/kg of Normal Saline bolus, if indicated for dehydration.
+
**Hydration, baseline pain management
Continuous IV Fluids: D 10% with 0.45 NS
+
**-render in browser
Rate: x1.5 maintenance [IF NO INCREASED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE].
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**-render in printed format
  
 
== Sections/Templates ==
 
== Sections/Templates ==
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Emergency Preparedness for Children with Special Health Care Needs
 
Emergency Preparedness for Children with Special Health Care Needs
[http://www2.aap.org/advocacy/emergprep.htm]
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[https://www.acep.org/Clinical---Practice-Management/Emergency-Information-Form-for-Children-With-Special-Health-Care-Needs/]
[http://www2.aap.org/advocacy/eif.doc]
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[https://www.acep.org/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=47995&libID=48023]
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[http://fl.eqhs.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=mWr81gRzNBc%3D&tabid=266&mid=788 CMS Form 485]
 
[http://fl.eqhs.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=mWr81gRzNBc%3D&tabid=266&mid=788 CMS Form 485]

Latest revision as of 10:22, 8 November 2018

This page is for documents related to the Essential Information for Children with Special Health Care Needs project.


Project Conference Calls:

  • Calls part of the Patient Care - Care Plan Calls every other Wednesday (5pm Eastern)


Storyboard Description

A storyboard explains the series of actions in a particular scenario as an example that highlights relevant content.

Potential storyboards to include aspects of the the following examples

  • Presenting to a new healthcare provider
    • Presenting to an Emergency Department
    • Referral to new subspecialty provider
    • Transitioning between primary care providers
    • School
    • Summer camp
  • Contingent Care Plan
    • Pumping ventriculoperitoneal shunt
    • Seizure onset
    • Sickle cell crisis
    • Respiratory distress due to airway obstruction/secretions
    • Critical/difficult airway for intubation
    • Congestive heart failure
  • Nutrition
    • Complex enteral feeding regimens
    • Parenteral nutrition
    • Dietary preferences/restrictions
  • Special device needs
    • hearing aids
    • tracheostomy/ventilators
    • feeding tubes
      • nasogastric/orogastric tubes
      • gastric tubes/buttons
      • GJ tubes
    • feeding pumps
    • nebulizer
    • apnea monitors
    • ostomy care
    • wound care
    • drain care
    • central venous access
  • Communication
    • Identifying needs of non-verbal patients
    • Indications of pain, comfort, happiness
  • Patient/Parental Preferences
    • food preferences
  • Contraindicated procedures (and rationale)
    • No BP cuff on extremity
    • No vascular access (e.g., due to venous clot)
  • Problems/Diagnoses
  • Procedures/Surgeries
  • Medications
  • Allergies
  • Immunizations

Current Storyboards in Progress

Case 1: 7 year old with autism, seizure disorder, ketogenic diet with a transfer of primary care

File:Transfer of Primary Care Storyboard -Draft 1.docx

    • Transition among providers -- new Medical Home
    • Non-verbal patient; communication preferences captured
    • Nutritional preferences captured then reviewed
  • possible nutrition support due to suboptimal oral intake w/ reliance on oral and / or enteral nutrition supplements
    • Ketogenic diet (Charlie Foundation)
      • o Oral feedings including shakes with ketocal
      • o Possible med interactions – Rx and OTC medications compounded with minimal carbohydrate content (high priority/visibility)
      • o List primary pharmacy for compounding preferences [minimal carbohydrate content] - Levetiracetam (Keppra) 500mg PO BID
  • Possible med interactions – meds trialed in the past w/ poor reaction
    • valium - dysphoria (could use other examples)
    • Indicate intolerance (but not allergy) to medication (e.g., excessively somnolent with diphenhydramine)
  • Safety concerns
  • Behavior plan if there are safety issues
  • Developmental checklist / screening – date / time of last assessment
  • Has patient received OT, ST / SLP support – are they in place, are they needed and / or do we need to make any referrals
  • Cognitive, developmental delays / concerns

Encounter

  • • Uptake encounter appointment with a new care team (medical home)
    • Primary Care Provider (Pediatrician)
    • Neurologist
    • Psychiatrist
    • Dietician
    • Pharmacy (to support ketogenic diet)
    • Insurance information
  • ED visit then admission: continue home meds, no OTC medications (allergy with dextrose?)
  • Preference: prefers weighted blanket

Case 2: 18 year old with Cystic Fibrosis patient transitioning from Pediatrician to College

-devices: g-tube, vibratory vest, oxygen requirement at baseline, BiPAP

Encounters

    • Quarterly CF Care Center (CF Foundation Registry) check-up
    • Annual PMD Visit - pre-college visit
    • Intake at Student Health (Transition)

Aim: Transition care to new providers (new primary and subspecialty providers), communicate plan of care for pulmonary management and nutritional needs

    • Capture medications (respiratory meds - maintenance and rescue meds, enzymes, etc…)
    • Relevant labs (fat-soluble vitamins, etc..), oral glucose tolerance test - in the last year and based on guidelines (with update function – i.e. system should have a way to be able to capture updates to guidelines)
    • Respiratory support history (CPAP/BiPAP/trach vent settings)
    • Baseline FEV1 % and trend over 1 year and over 5 years (graph)
    • Prior bacterial colonization (B. cepacia, Pseudomonas) - Infection control guidelines
    • Contingency plan: If respiratory exacerbation, begin antibiotics (e.g., vancomycin and cefepime), increase frequency of nebulizer treatments
    • Lung transplant candidate
    • Social/behavioral issues - coping, stressors, etc…
    • non-adherence to medications

Case 3: 1 month old with metabolic disorder. Ornithine Transcarbamylase (OTC) Deficiency (Urea Cycle Defect)

File:Example ER Letter for Metabolic Disorder OTC.docx

Encounters

  • ''Subspecialty encounter''
  • document details about metabolic specialist contact information
  • establish plan of care:
  • -Child should be triaged as soon as possible upon arrival in the Emergency Room even if he/she does not appear to be ill, because metabolic decompensation can occur very rapidly.
  • Document the following contraindications:
  • -Systemic Steroids -- Unless otherwise specified by Metabolism staff
  • -THAM (Tris hydroxymethyl aminomethane)
  • Document "COMMON ACUTE COMPLICATIONS": Hyperammonemia, Seizures, Cerebral Edema, Coma
  • LABORATORY EVALUATION [STAT]
  • -Ammonia, Venous Blood Gas, Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Bicarbonate, CBC/differential, PT, PTT, LFTs, Plasma Amino acids [3 ml, green top tube, sodium heparin]. Send to Metabolism Lab
  • MANAGEMENT:
  • Place Peripheral IV. If unable to get venous access, place nasogastric tube.
  • Bolus: 10-20 cc/kg of Normal Saline bolus, if indicated for dehydration.
  • Continuous IV Fluids: D 10% with 0.45 NS
  • Rate: x1.5 maintenance [IF NO INCREASED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE].
  • Consider details re: specialized metabolic formula (e.g., protein restriction with a specialized metabolic formula (like Cyclinex) with arginine supplementation)
  • "Emergency Room"
  • -review and execution of plan
  • -notification of Subspecialty Providers


Case 4: 6 month old ex-25wk preterm infant with h/o bronchopulmonary dysplasia, complex device needs

  • ventilator dependent with tracheostomy
  • s/p Nissen and g-tube: gastric-tube feedings: Neosure with additives 85 mL bolus q 4hour during day, continuous feeds 25mL/hr for 10 hours overnight
  • presents to (non-primary) Emergency Department with fever & respiratory distress
  • Encounters:
  • Discharge from hospital
  • -document device characteristics (tracheostomy, g-tube), problems (diagnoses), procedures (surgeries), feeding regimen, etc...
  • Primary Care Physician appointment
  • -capture contingency plan (if respiratory distress - consider diuretics)
  • -capture primary and subspecialty providers
  • -show care in medical home (capture details, preferences) --> how care plan is developed
  • Infant presents to Emergency Department
  • -review devices, problems, medications, and contingency plans
  • -show use in external/less familiar environments


Case 5: 9 yr old with sickle cell disease and history of stroke

Sections/Templates

  • Demographics
  • Provider Contacts
    • Provider Name, (sub)specialty, Phone, Fax, Email
  • Problem List (Diagnoses)
  • Baseline Exam and Vital Signs (include?)
  • Procedures/Surgical History
  • Contraindications
    • Allergies
    • Foods to be avoided (and rationale)
    • Procedures to be avoided (and rationale)
  • Immunizations
  • Medications
  • Contingency Plan
  • Care Plan

Care Plan Logical Information Model


Reference Documents for Similar Content:

Emergency Preparedness for Children with Special Health Care Needs [1] [2]


CMS Form 485

Storyboard Development


Questions:

Please contact

  • Michael Padula padula@email.chop.edu
  • Russ Leftwitch rleft@pobox.com