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ICD10 Input
SOC
RECERT
ROC
Header
OASIS DATE:
HOME HEALTH:
NURSE NAME:
HOSPITAL:
ADMIT:
REASON:
DISCHARGE:
END:
Patient Info
Priority Code:
Contact / Phone:
Needs Interpreter
Language:
Sensory Status:
Mental Health:
Mental Health Disability
Psychosocial
Physical
Functional Cognition
Psychosocial Status:
Patient Stated Goal(s):
Fall Risk:
Vitals
BP:
Temp:
Pulse:
Resp:
Weight (lbs):
Height (in):
Pain
Patient has no pain
Pain Sites:
Pain Level:
Pain Relief:
Heat
Ice
Massage
Repositioning
Rest
Relaxation
Medication
Diversion
Pain Relief (text):
Edema:
Crackles/Pulse:
Medications
Blood Thinner(s):
Injection(s):
Other Psych Meds:
Services
SN:
WEEKS:
PT
REF
OT
REF
MSW
REF
ST
REF
CHHA:
REF
Items
PACE
O2 TANK
ADVDIR
DNR
AICD
VAD
CPAP
BIPAP
M Codes
M1100:
M1400:
M1610:
Hospital Risks
History of falls -Action: Home safety evaluation; ongoing fall risk assessment; Risk based fall prevention program; Patient/PCG education{PT8}{OT8}
Unintentional weight loss -Action: Nutritional screening and assessment.
Multiple Hospitalizations -Action: Front-loading visits, Close care-coordination with MD/Hospital, Medication management and education, Assess patient's knowledge, ability, resources, adherence, Patient/PCG education.
Multiple ER Visits -Action: Front-loading visits, Close care-coordination with MD/Hospital, Medication management and education, Assess patient's knowledge, ability, resources, adherence, Patient/PCG education.
Decline in mental, emotional, or behavior status -Action: Psychosocial screening; Patient/PCG education.
Reported/observed history of difficulty complying with any medical instructions in the past 3 months -Action: Pt/PCG education, medication reconciliation every SN visits.
Currently taking 5 or more medications -Action: Teach actions and side effects; teach disease process and s/s of exacerbations of chronic illness; assess pt's ability, knowledge, resource, adhere.
Currently reports exhaustion -Action: Educate patient/pcg on management of activity intolerance and energy conservation/relaxation techniques.
Other risk(s) not listed{HOSP_NINE}
Emergency Preparedness
*** Obtained the patient emergency contact number(s) for the medical record.
*** Discussed the HHA plans for supporting their patients during a natural or man-made disaster.
*** Discussed patient specific emergency planning options.
*** Discussed the development of the patient individualized emergency preparedness plan of care, including self-care readiness and the procedure to follow up with the HHA in the event services are interrupted.
*** State and local emergency preparedness officials notified about the possible need for evacuation.
*** List of recommended items to have prepared/ready and available in the event of an emergency.
*** Educational materials provided to suggest/assist with emergency management/decision making priorities.
*** List of local and state approved evacuation routes and community shelters relevant to the patient specific geographic location.
*** Written materials to restate/reinforce the emergency preparedness procedures given to the {REP}.
Blood Sugar
Controlled with Diet
Insulin(s):
Check:
Level:
Range:
DM Inj by:
Patient
Caregiver
SN
Family
Sleep / Rest
Adequate
Inadequate
Wound
WOUND:
CARE:
Ulcer
ULCER:
CARE:
IV
INFUSE:
FLUSH:
Ostomies
COLOSTOMY
CYSTOSTOMY
GASTROSTOMY
ILEOSTOMY
JEJUNOSTOMY
NEPHROSTOMY
OSTOMY
TRACHEOSTOMY
UROSTOMY
Other
BT (Bowel Training):
SSTG:
Active
DIAGNOSES
ORDERS
GOALS
ITEM99
PHYSICIAN ORDER
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