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She also lost £10,000 gambling in the local casino and has lost a few friends due to her personality changes.  \n- She is aware of the prognosis and the disease process.  \n- She has been referred here by her specialist to discuss care planning.  \nPresenting Information/Questions to ask:  \n1. What is care planning?– you have no understanding of CCP.  \n2. If social care referral/carehome mentioned – inquire as to the financial cost.  \n3. What’s the point of doing all these things if you can’t cure my condition?  \n4. I’ve heard of something called a lasting power of attorney, what is that?–you wish for your son to be your LPA. He is not present.  \n5. DNACPR – once fully explained, your final stance will be to prioritise comfort and not be resuscitated.  \n6. Be hesitant to accept anything which might cost you money, such as a carehome.  \nPMH + Surgical History  \n- Hypertension (controlled)  \nDrug History  \n- Ramipril for hypertension  \n- NKDA  \nFamily History  \n- Nil  \nSocial History  \n- You live alone, no support network  \n- No smoking or alcohol  \n- Struggle to prepare meals.  \n- Poor control over finances  \n- Mobility is fine  \n- Mood: depressed  \n- You do not drive  \nDiagnosis  \nFrontotemporal dementia  \nCommunity Care Planning 1 – Examiner marksheet  \n\n| MARKING RUBRIC | ✓ |\n| --- | --- |\n| Opening:\u003Cbr>• Introduces themselves.\u003Cbr>• Confirms Patient demographics.\u003Cbr>• Explains and gains consent from patient about consultation. |  |\n| Identification of Needs\u003Cbr>• Clarifies details of event requiring hospitalisation and subsequent problems\u003Cbr>• Accurately identifies patients short-and long-term care needs post discharge\u003Cbr>• Brief and focussed history is sufficient and preferrable |  |\n| Care Planning Discussion\u003Cbr>• Explains what care planning is and why it is required |  |\n| CARE PLAN\u003Cbr>• Discusses and agrees upon a joint plan for short AND long term care\u003Cbr>• Discusses sensible options such as meals on wheels, OT/PT assessment, admiral nurses, social care referral for carers, social prescriber.\u003Cbr>• DVLA and driving\u003Cbr>• Discusses care home/nursing home options as a priority since she lives alone and has wandered out at night.\u003Cbr>• Discusses as a priority an LPA to make not only health decisions but also financial decisions.\u003Cbr>• Discusses or at least opens discussion about DNAR and preferred place of death.\u003Cbr>• Correct knowledge about the financial aspect of care homes/nursing homes\u003Cbr>• Brief risk assessment |  |\n| Patient-Centred Approach\u003Cbr>• Demonstrates empathy and sensitivity in discussion\u003Cbr>• Clearly establishes the patient’s wishes and priorities for care – and these are reflected in the agreed care plan.\u003Cbr>• Actively involves the patient in formulating the care plan\u003Cbr>• Communicates clearly avoiding jargon |  |\n| Holistic Care\u003Cbr>• Fully explores both health and social care needs\u003Cbr>• Fully considers breadth of services and agencies available for ongoing care and support\u003Cbr>• Considers family and voluntary sector support. |  |\n| Ending consultation:\u003Cbr>• Summaries and clarifies any points + signposting\u003Cbr>• Thanks Patient |  |\n\nGlobal Impression: Patient Impression/comments:  \n• Excellent  \n• Good  \n• Pass  \n• Borderline  \n• Fail","cbCaideu6GpJHosJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaideu6GpJHosJ","pdf",178567,"English","# Community Care Planning 1 - Notes for Candidate - Station 10 minutes\n## Scenario and patient details\n## Expected actions for the candidate\n## Presenting information and questions to ask\n## Medical and social history and diagnosis\n## Examiner marksheet and marking rubric\n## Global impression","[{\"question\":\"What does the candidate need to cover in the opening of the consultation?\",\"answer\":\"Introduce themselves, confirm patient demographics, and explain the consultation to gain consent from the patient.\"},{\"question\":\"Which core topics must be included in the care planning discussion?\",\"answer\":\"Explain what care planning is and why it is required, then discuss and agree a joint short- and long-term plan, including practical options and key legal/advance decisions.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the candidate handle DNACPR and end-of-life preferences?\",\"answer\":\"Once fully explained, the final stance should prioritize comfort and not be resuscitated, and the discussion should open about DNAR and the preferred place of death.\"}]","Community Care Planning 1 - Notes for Candidate - Station 10 minutes | PDF",1789929162]