TEMPLATE End of Life Care Coordination Document - Leeds EPCCS (Composition) (End of Life Care Coordination Document - Leeds EPCCS (Composition))

TEMPLATE IDEnd of Life Care Coordination Document - Leeds EPCCS (Composition)
ConceptEnd of Life Care Coordination Document - Leeds EPCCS (Composition)
DescriptionTo record the details of an End of Life Care Coordination document based on the dataset developed by the Leeds EPaCCS team and aligned with the ISB.
PurposeTo record the details of an End of Life Care Coordination document based on the dataset developed by the Leeds EPaCCS team and aligned with the ISB.
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Citeable Identifier1013.26.571
Root archetype idopenEHR-EHR-COMPOSITION.care_plan.v1
End of Life Care Coordination Document (LEPCCS)End of Life Care Coordination Document (LEPCCS): unknown
Clinical author
End of life care registerEnd of life care register: Details of registration on an end of life care register.
Registration statusRegistration status: The patient's registration status.
  • On end of life care register 
  • Not suitable for end of life care register 
Date register status last updatedDate register status last updated: The date at which the end of life care register status was last updated.
Planned review datePlanned review date: The date at which the end of life care register record should be reviewed.
CommentComment: Any additional comment.
Consent to share informationConsent to share information: Details of the subject's wishes and consent with respect to sharing their care record, particularly their GP record.
Consent to share statusConsent to share status: The consent status for the shared record service or project identified.
  • Declined consent to share patient data with specified third party 
  • Consent withdrawn to share patient data with specified third party 
  • Consent for electronic palliative care upload 
  • Dissent for electronic palliative care upload 
Date last updatedDate last updated: The date at which the consent status was last updated.
Key contactsKey contacts: Key contacts for the patient or client, including formal and informal carers, next of kin and key workers.
Nominated main carerNominated main carer: An individual identified by the person as offering care and support , excluding paid carers or carers from voluntary agencies.
Nominated main carerNominated main carer: Personal demographics including name(s) , addresse(s) and telecommunication contact details.
Person namePerson name: Details of personal name of an individual, provider or third party.
Carer nameCarer name: Name in free text unstructured format.
AddressAddress: To record details of one or more personal addresses.
AddressAddress: One or more adresses for an individual.
Address TypeAddress Type: The type of address.
  • Residential 
Unstructured addressUnstructured address: A postal address expressed in an unstructured format. ENV 13606 - 4:2000 7.11.15.
Telephone number 1Telephone number 1: Personal or organisational telecommunication details, including telephone, fax, and email or other telecommunications details e.g skype address.
Unstuctured telcomsUnstuctured telcoms: An unstructured description of telecoms.
Telephone number 2Telephone number 2: Personal or organisational telecommunication details, including telephone, fax, and email or other telecommunications details e.g skype address.
Unstuctured telcomsUnstuctured telcoms: An unstructured description of telecoms.
Is nominated main carer?Is nominated main carer?: True if the individual , excluding paid carers or carers from voluntary agencies, is identified by the subject as being a primary source of care and support.
Default value: true
Next of kinNext of kin: An individual identified by the person as offering care and support , excluding paid carers or carers from voluntary agencies.
Next of kinNext of kin: Personal demographics including name(s) , addresse(s) and telecommunication contact details.
Person namePerson name: Details of personal name of an individual, provider or third party.
Next of kin nameNext of kin name: Name in free text unstructured format.
Next of kin telephone number 1Next of kin telephone number 1: Personal or organisational telecommunication details, including telephone, fax, and email or other telecommunications details e.g skype address.
Unstuctured telcomsUnstuctured telcoms: An unstructured description of telecoms.
Next of kin telephone number 2Next of kin telephone number 2: Personal or organisational telecommunication details, including telephone, fax, and email or other telecommunications details e.g skype address.
Unstuctured telcomsUnstuctured telcoms: An unstructured description of telecoms.
Is next of kin?Is next of kin?: True if this informal care is the person's next-of-kin.
Default value: true
Formal carerFormal carer: A health and social care professional or staff member, including a carer from voluntary sector.
Individual professional demographics (UK)Individual professional demographics (UK): Professional demographics details including name(s) , addresse(s) and telecommunication contact details.
Person namePerson name: Details of personal name of an individual, provider or third party.
Unstructured nameUnstructured name: Name in free text unstructured format.
Telecom details (UK)Telecom details (UK): Personal or organisational telecommunication details, including telephone, fax, and email or other telecommunications details e.g skype address.
Unstuctured telcomsUnstuctured telcoms: An unstructured description of telecoms.
Professional groupProfessional group: The speciality of the carer.
Is key worker?Is key worker?: True if the formal carer is the subject's key worker?
NoteNote: Any additional comment or note about the carer or their role.
Date updatedDate updated: The date at which the list of key contacts was created or updated.
Problems and diagnosesProblems and diagnoses: unknown
Main diagnosisMain diagnosis: *
Main diagnosisMain diagnosis: Identification of the index problem, issue or diagnosis.
DescriptionDescription: A narrative description of the issue, problem or diagnosis.
Date of OnsetDate of Onset: The date / time when the problem was first identified by the individual.
Main carer insightMain carer insight: Is the main informal carer aware of the patient's prognosis?
  • Carer has insight of patients illness 
  • Relative aware of prognosis 
  • Relative unaware of prognosis 
  • Carer aware of prognosis 
  • Carer unaware of prognosis 
Patient insightPatient insight: Does the patient have insight into their illness and/or prognosis?
  • Patient has insight of their illness 
  • Patiient aware of prognosis 
  • Patient not aware of prognosis 
Date last updatedDate last updated: The date that the prognosis was made or last updated.
Other issuesOther issues: *
Problem/DiagnosisProblem/Diagnosis: An issue or obstacle which adversely impacts on the physical, mental and/or social well-being of an individual. The definition of a problem is deliberately kept rather loose and inclusive of a formal biomedical diagnosis so as to capture any real or perceived concerns that may adversely affect an individual's wellbeing to any degree.
Other relevant issueOther relevant issue: Identification of the index problem, issue or diagnosis.
DescriptionDescription: A narrative description of the issue, problem or diagnosis.
Date of OnsetDate of Onset: The date / time when the problem was first identified by the individual.
AllergiesAllergies: RCP Allergies Heading.
Allergies listAllergies list: A list of individual structured allergy records.
Adverse reactionAdverse reaction: Details of a harmful or undesirable effect, including allergy and intolerance, associated with known or suspected exposure to a drug or other medicinal substance.
Causative agentCausative agent: Details of the agent or medicinal substance believed to be the cause of the adverse reaction or allergy.
For GP2GP V2 use, it is currently anticipated that there will be 4 permissible ways to express a Causative agent: Drug Group (SNOMED-CT), dm+d VMP/AMP (dm+d), Ingredient (SNOMED-CT), TradeFamily/TradeFamilyGroup (SNOMED-CT). It is MANDATORY that one and only one of these must always be selected. Optionally, in addition a SNOMED AllergyCode may be sent as a mapping, but can never be sent on its own. For legacy use other codes are permissible such as FDB Agent codes, EMIS Drug codes and READ codes but these should be carried as simple free text and the coded information carried in mappings/translation attributes. This kind of coding is not regarded as being safe to trigger decision support outwith the native GP system. The exact subset definitions have not yet been agreed and may change prior to full implementation.
  •  Coded Text Value set: terminology:SNOMED-CT?subset=CausativeAgents
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Reaction detailsReaction details: Details of a single reaction thought to be due to the causative agent.
Date recordedDate recorded: The date that the reaction was clinically recorded/asserted. This will often equate to the date of onset of the reaction but this may not be wholly clear from source data.
From Welsh IHR / openHR model.
CommentComment: Any additional comment or clarification about the adverse reaction.
From Welsh IHR model
Exclusion of an Adverse ReactionExclusion of an Adverse Reaction: Positive statement/s about adverse reactions that need to be recorded as clinically excluded from the health record at a specific point in time.
Data
Exclusion StatementExclusion Statement: A statement about exclusion of known adverse reactions in the health record.
For example: "No known adverse reactions"; "No known adverse reaction to" (penicillin).
CommentComment: Additional narrative about the Exclusion not captured in other fields.
Date Last UpdatedDate Last Updated: The date at which the exclusion was last clinically asserted, affirmed or confirmed.
ContraindicationContraindication: Identification of a treatment, medicine, vaccine or procedure which should not be administered or performed on this subject.
ContraindicationContraindication: Identified contraindication to a treatment, medicine, vaccine or procedure.
Coding of the identified Contraindication with a terminology is desirable, where possible.
Evidence/RationaleEvidence/Rationale: Evidence or rationale for the contraindication.
This should be explicitly stated, so that this rationale can be explicit if this data is shared in a message or with another clinical system, although an optional link to evidence within the same record is also permitted.
Date Last UpdatedDate Last Updated: The date at which the contraindication was most recently deemed to apply, normally as a result of clinical assertion or affirmation.
MedicationsMedications: RCP Medication Heading structure.
Current medicationCurrent medication: Medication being currently taken by the patient.
Medication summary entryMedication summary entry: Record of a single medication item, either to record the current medication order, or for summary purposes in clinical communications, including information on past issues, authorisations, dispensing and administration.

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Medication itemMedication item: Records details of a medication product, dosage and administration directions, for use within medication recommendation, order, administration and dispensation records.
Medication nameMedication name: Mandatory medication name coded using a SNOMEDCT/dm+d term where possible, allowing plain text for historical/patient reported items , extemporaneous preparations or those not registered in dm+d.
e.g.“Citalopram tab 20mg”, "Trimethoprim"
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  •  Coded Text Value set: terminology:dm%2Bd?subset=NHS_dm%2Bd
FormForm: Form of the medicinal substance e.g capsules, tablets, liquid. Not normally required unless a specific form has been requested by the prescriber.
e.g. "Modified Release Capsules"
Value set: terminology:SNOMED-CT?subset=CFH%3A%3ADoseForm
Dose directions descriptionDose directions description: A single plain text phrase describing the entire medication dosage and administration directions, including dose quantity and medication frequency.
e.g. “I tablet at night” or “20mg at 10pm”
Anticipatory medicationAnticipatory medication: A clinical activity that has been carried out for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes.
Description
Anticipatory medicationAnticipatory medication: The name of the procedure.
  • Issue of palliative care anticipatory medication box
Anticipatory medication locationAnticipatory medication location: Comments about the procedure.
Advance Care PlanAdvance Care Plan: A generic section header.
Healthcare funding status (UK)Healthcare funding status (UK): The patient's current status with respect to healthcare funding arrangements.
Healthcare funding statusHealthcare funding status: The status of the patient's ongoing continuing healthcare funding.
  • Continuing healthcare funding in place 
  • Continuing healthcare funding refused 
Fast-track healthcare funding statusFast-track healthcare funding status: The status of the patient's fast-track healthcare funding arrangements.
  • Continuing healthcare fast track funding granted 
  • Continuing healthcare fast track funding refused 
Date last updatedDate last updated: The date at which the healthcare funding status was last updated.
Carer Needs AssessmentCarer Needs Assessment: Activity regarding a referral from a clinician, or self-referral by a patient, for the patient to receive a specific service, advice or care from an expert healthcare provider.
Referred serviceReferred service: Identification of the clinical service to be/being carried out. This is often coded with an external terminology.
  • Carer Needs Assessment
Default value: Carer Needs Assessment
DescriptionDescription: Description of the service provided.
Advanced care planningAdvanced care planning: Care planning and pathway aspects of an End of Life Care Coordination record.
Care pathway statusCare pathway status: The status of advanced care planning.
  • Has end of life advanced care plan 
  • Discussion about advance care plan 
End of life toolEnd of life tool: The use, or otherwise of a specific end of life pathway tool.
  • On Liverpool care pathway for the dying 
  • Liverpool Care Pathway declined 
  • On gold standards palliative care framework 
  • End of Life tool not used 
Care stagingCare staging: The estimated stage of clinical care, slected from the GSF categories or via free text.
  • Gold standards framework supportive care stage 1 - advancing disease 
  • Gold standards framework supportive care stage 2 - increasing decline 
  • Gold standards framework supportive care stage 3 - last days: category B - months prognosis 
  • Gold standards framework supportive care stage 3 - last days: category C - weeks prognosis 
  • Gold standards framework supportive care stage 3 - last days: category D - days prognosis 
Date last updatedDate last updated: The date at which the advanced care plan status was last updated.
Preferred priorities of carePreferred priorities of care: The subject's preferred priorities of care and special requests.
Preferred place of carePreferred place of care: The patient's preferred place of care (first choice).
  • Preferred place of care - home 
  • Preferred place of care - hospice 
  • Preferred place of care - community hospital 
  • Preferred place of care - hospital 
  • Preferred place of care - nursing home 
  • Preferred place of care - residential home 
  • Preferred place of care - patient declined to participate 
  • Preferred place of care - discussion not appropriate 
  • Preferred place of care - patient unable to express preference 
(Preferred place of care location)(Preferred place of care location): Details of the organisation/location of the preferred place of care.
Preferred place of deathPreferred place of death: The patient's first choice preferred place of death.
  • Preferred place of death: home 
  • Preferred place of death: hospice 
  • Preferred place of death: community hospital 
  • Preferred place of death: hospital 
  • Preferred place of death: nursing home 
  • Preferred place of death: residential home 
  • Preferred place of death: patient unable to express preference 
  • Preferred place of death discussed with patient 
  • Preferred place of death: discussion not appropriate 
  • Preferred place of death: patient undecided 
  • Preferred place of death: patient declined discussion 
  • Preferred place of death: usual place of residence 
(Preferred place of death location)(Preferred place of death location): Details of the organisation/location of the preferred place of death.
Personal request or preferencePersonal request or preference: Any other specifc personal request or preference, including cultural or religious preferences.
CommentComment: Any additional comments about the subject's place of care preferences.
Power of attorney (UK)Power of attorney (UK): Details of power of attorney arrangements specific to the UK.
Date last updatedDate last updated: The date that the record of power of attorney was last updated.
Mental capacity statusMental capacity status: Patient's ability to make informed choices in terms of the Mental Capacity Act 2005.
Lasting power of attorney for personal welfareLasting power of attorney for personal welfare: Details of lasting power of attorney for Personal Welfare.
Power of attorney statusPower of attorney status: The status of any lasting power of attorney.
  • Lasting power of attorney personal welfare. 
Person holding power of attorneyPerson holding power of attorney: Details of the person holding power of attorney for personal welfare.
Lasting power of attorney for property and affairsLasting power of attorney for property and affairs: Details of lasting power of attorney for property and affairs.
Power of attorney statusPower of attorney status: Status of lasting pwer of attorney for property and affairs.
  • Lasting power of attorney property and affairs 
Person holding power of attorneyPerson holding power of attorney: Details of the person holding power of attorney for property and affairs.
Other person to be involved in decision-makingOther person to be involved in decision-making: Details of any other person who the patient wishes to be involved in decision-making.
Advance decision to refuse treatmentAdvance decision to refuse treatment: An advance decision to refuse treatment (ADRT) is a decision to refuse a specific treatment, made in advance by a person who has capacity to do so.
Decision statusDecision status: The state of the decision to refuse treatment.
  • Advanced decision to refuse treatment signed 
  • Has advance decision to refuse treatment (Mental Capacity Act 2005) 
  • Has advance decision to refuse life sustaining treatment (Mental Capacity Act 2005) 
  • Advanced directive not signed 
Date of decisionDate of decision: The date at which the DNACPR decision was originally taken or last reviewed.
CommentComment: Other narrative comment pertinent to the advanced directive.
Location of advance directive documentationLocation of advance directive documentation: The location of the original advanced directive document, either a text description or an electronic link.
  •  Text
  •  URI
CPR decisionCPR decision: The outcome of a clinical decision as to whether cardio-pulmonary resuscitation should be undertaken or not. This is generally referred to in UK clinical guidance as the CPR (Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation) decision.
CPR decisionCPR decision: The clinical decision on whether cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) should be attempted. In some cases a clear answer may not be available to the recording clinician.
  • For attempted cardio-pulmonary resuscitation 
  • Not for attempted cardiopulmonary resuscitation 
  • CPR decision status unknown 
Date of CPR decisionDate of CPR decision: The date at which the CPR decision was originally taken or last reviewed.
CommentComment: Other narrative comment pertinent to the CPR decision.
CPR form completedCPR form completed: Has the physical CPR form been completed?
  • CPR form completed 
  • CPR form not completed 
Discussion with patientDiscussion with patient: Has resuscitation been discussed with the patient?
  • Resuscitation discussed with patient 
  • Resucitation not discussed with patient 
Discussion with familyDiscussion with family: Has resuscitation been discussed with the patient's informal carer or carers?
  • Resuscitation discussed with informal carer 
  • Resuscitation not discussed with informal carer 
Location of CPR documentationLocation of CPR documentation: The location of the original CPR document, either a text description or an electronic link.
  •  Text
  •  URI
Date for review of CPR decisionDate for review of CPR decision: The date at which the CPR decision should be reviewed.
OtherOther: A generic section header.
Referral activity (UK)Referral activity (UK): Activity regarding a referral from a clinician, or self-referral by a patient, for the patient to receive a specific service, advice or care from an expert healthcare provider.
MDT MeetingMDT Meeting: Identification of the clinical service to be/being carried out. This is often coded with an external terminology.
Terminology: SNOMED-CT
  • multidisciplinary care conference 
Service typeService type: Type of service to be carried out or being carried out.
  • Multidisciplinary case conference
  • Individual programme planning meeting
DescriptionDescription: Description of the service provided.
Place of death (UK)Place of death (UK): The location at which the subject died and any variance from their preferred place of death.
Place of deathPlace of death: The place at which the patient died.
  • Patient died at home 
  • Patient died in hospice 
  • Patient died in community hospital 
  • Patient died in hospital 
  • Patient died in nursing home 
  • Patient died in care home 
  • Patient died in residential institution NOS 
Location detailsLocation details: Details of the organisation or location at which the patient died.
Variance from preferenceVariance from preference: Details of the extent to which the patient's place of death varied from their expressed preference.
Achievement of preferenceAchievement of preference: Did the person achieve their preferred place of death?
  • First choice place of death achieved 
  • Choice of place of death not achieved 
Reason for varianceReason for variance: The reason why the patient's choice of death was not achieved.