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It provides a ready-to-share profile covering personal details, communication preferences, family or carer contacts, support needs, religion and ethnicity, medical history, risks, allergies, and current medication. It also captures day-to-day care preferences, pain and comfort cues, eating and drinking methods, safe mobility and toileting, likes and dislikes, and space for notes, with an instruction to display it at the bedside and include a copy in clinical notes.","This is my\nHospital Passport\nFor people with learning disabilities coming into hospital\nMy name is:\nIf I have to go to hospital this book needs to\ngo with me, it gives hospital staff important\ninformation about me.\nIt needs to hang on the end of my bed and a\ncopy should be put in my notes.\nThis passport belongs to me. Please return it when I am discharged.\nNursing and medical staff please look at my passport\nbefore you do any interventions with me.\nThings you must know about me\nThings that are important to me\nMy likes and dislikes\nEpsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust\nKingston Hospital NHS Trust\nMayday Healthcare NHS Trust\nSt George’s Healthcare NHS Trust\nFoundation of Nursing Studies\nCroydon Community Learning Disability Team\nKingston Community Learning Disability Team\nMerton Team for People with Learning Disabilities\nRichmond Specialist Healthcare Team (Learning Disabilities)\nSutton Learning Disabilities Team\nWandsworth Community Learning Disability Team\nThings you must know about me\nName:\nLikes to be known as:\nNHS number:\nDate of Birth:\nAddress:\nTel No:\nHow I communicate/What language I speak:\nFamily contact person, carer or other support:\nRelationship e.g. Mum, Dad, Home Manager, Support Worker:\nAddress:\nTel No:\nMy support needs and who gives me the most support:\nMy carer speaks:\nDate completed\nby\n1\nThings you must know about me\nReligion:\nReligious/Spiritual needs:\nEthnicity:\nGP:\nAddress:\nTel No:\nOther services/professionals involved with me:\nAllergies:\nMedical Interventions – how to take my blood, give injections, BP etc.\nHeart\nBreathing problems:\nRisk of choking, Dysphagia (eating, drinking and swallowing):\nDate completed\nby\n2\nThings you must know about me\nCurrent medication:\nMy medical history and treatment plan:\nWhat to do if I am anxious:\nDate completed\nby\n3\nThings that are important to me\nHow to communicate with me:\nHow I take medication: (whole tablets, crushed tablets, injections, syrup)\nHow you know I am in pain:\nMoving around: (Posture in bed, walking aids)\nPersonal care: (Dressing, washing, etc)\nDate completed\nby\n4\nThings that are important to me\nSeeing/Hearing: (Problems with sight or hearing)\nHow I eat: (Food cut up, pureed, risk of choking, help with eating)\nHow I drink: (Drink small amounts, thickened fluids)\nHow I keep safe: (Bed rails, support with challenging behaviour)\nHow I use the toilet: (Continence aids, help to get to toilet)\nSleeping: (Sleep pattern/routine)\nDate completed\nby\n5\nMy likes and dislikes\nLikes: for example - what makes me happy, things I like to do\ni.e. watching TV, reading, music, routines.\nDislikes: for example - don’t shout, food I don’t like, physical touch.\nThings I like\nPlease do this:\nThings I don’t like\nDon’t do this:\nDate completed\nby\n6\nNotes\n7\nContacts and useful websites\nCommunity Learning Disability Teams (CLDT)\nCroydon Community Learning Disability Team\n(020) 8239 4441/4442\nKingston Community Learning Disability Team\n(020) 8547 6558\nemail: cldt@rbk.kingston.gov.uk\nLambeth Community Learning Disability Team\n(020) 7926 5555\nMerton Team for People with Learning Disabilities\n(020) 8545 4490/4545\nRichmond Specialist HealthcareTeam (Learning Disabilities)\n(020) 8487 5315\nSutton Learning Disabilities Team\n(020) 8770 6080\nSt George’s Hospital Learning Disability Liaison Team\n(020) 8725 0097\nWandsworth Community Learning Disability Team\n9.30am to 2pm Monday to Friday: (020) 8812 5270. 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