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'''1. Date of Admission and Date of Discharge'''
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# '''Date of Admission'''
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# '''Date of Discharge'''
 
'''2. Copies to all relevant Health Care Professional, Institutions'''
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# '''Copies to all relevant Health Care Professional, Institutions''': includes GPs and MDs who have consulted and will follow up
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# '''Most Responsible Diagnosis for Admission'''
 
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# '''Pre-Admit Comorbidities'''
*GP's
 
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# '''Post-Admit Comorbidities'''
*MD's who have consulted and will follow up
 
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# '''Secondary Diagnoses'''
 
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# '''Principle Procedure''', when applicable, or course in hospital
'''3. Admission Diagnosis'''
 
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# '''Other Procedures and Treatments'''
 
'''4. Discharge Diagnosis'''
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# '''Discharge Medications''', including doses
 
## Clearly state dose changes from admission meds and new meds
 
 
## Also include medications discontinued, with the reason to discontinuation
'''5. Relevant Past Medial History & Past Surgical History'''
 
 
# '''Follow-up Plan'''
 
 
## Outline follow up plans clearly including all appointments, investigations arranged, and to be arranged and no-medical follow up (CCA, physiotherapy, social work, etc.)
'''6. Discharge Meds & Doses (clearly state dose changes from admission meds and new meds)'''
 
 
## Clear instruction on things to follow up after discharge and by who
 
 
## Clear plan for the family physician on all active issues
*Also include medications discontinued, with the reason
 
 
'''7. Course in Hospital'''
 
 
*History (clearly state reason for admission
 
*Investigations / Procedures
 
*Treatment / Surgery
 
*Consultants
 
*Areas of care (e.g. ICU, CCU)
 
 
'''8. Relevant Investigation / Procedures'''
 
 
*Echocardiogram
 
*Angiogram
 
*Pulmonary Function Tests
 
*Imaging
 
*Relevant Blood Tests (e.g. HbA1c if Diabetes)
 
 
'''9. Discharge Plan'''
 
 
*Outline follow up plans clearly including all appointments, investigations arranged, and to be arranged and no-medical follow up (CCA, physiotherapy, social work, etc.)
 
*Clear instruction on things to follow up after discharge and by who
 
*Clear plan for the family physician on all active issues
 

Revision as of 12:10, 2 February 2022

  1. Date of Admission
  2. Date of Discharge
  3. Copies to all relevant Health Care Professional, Institutions: includes GPs and MDs who have consulted and will follow up
  4. Most Responsible Diagnosis for Admission
  5. Pre-Admit Comorbidities
  6. Post-Admit Comorbidities
  7. Secondary Diagnoses
  8. Principle Procedure, when applicable, or course in hospital
  9. Other Procedures and Treatments
  10. Discharge Medications, including doses
    1. Clearly state dose changes from admission meds and new meds
    2. Also include medications discontinued, with the reason to discontinuation
  11. Follow-up Plan
    1. Outline follow up plans clearly including all appointments, investigations arranged, and to be arranged and no-medical follow up (CCA, physiotherapy, social work, etc.)
    2. Clear instruction on things to follow up after discharge and by who
    3. Clear plan for the family physician on all active issues