Glossary Of NHS Pathways Terminology Flashcards

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NHS Pathways assessment

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The process of assessing a persons symptoms using the NHS pathways system and arranging an appropriate clinical response in a suitable time frame to meet their needs.

Depending on the circumstances the assessment may be performed bu a trained call handler, clinician or combo of both skill sets

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Module 0

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The part of the system that focusses primarily on immediately life threatening problems

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Module 1

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The part of the system that assesses a wide range of symptoms

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Module 2

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The part of the system used my clinicians

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Trauma

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Injury within the last 7 days

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Non-trauma

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A problem due to illness rather than injury

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A pathway

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A flow chart used to assess a patients problem which is presented in a clear, user friendly way to the system user

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Question

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Presented by the system to be answered by the caller

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Question rationale

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Brief explanation of why a question is being asked

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Answer stem

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Division of each question to be answered

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Supporting information

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Explanation of what is meant by each answer stem

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The body map

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Division between module 0 and 1 and where the user selects a symptom based pathway

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The body map areas

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Areas of the body to be clicked to access pathways

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Key points

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Instructions for when/when not to use the pathways

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Call summary

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Contains details of questions which have significant answer

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Call report

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Contains details of all questions and advice given

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Disposition

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The clinical outcome of the call once system has collected sufficient information

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Disposition instructions

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Information to help the caller follow the disposition safely

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DoS

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Directory of services that can facilitate local delivery of the recommended disposition

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Interim care advice

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Advice to help the caller/patient manage the problem until further assessment and or care is received

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Care advice

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Advice to help the caller/patient manage the problem themselves when further assessment and care is not required

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Early exit

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Function within the pathways system for when its impossible or inappropriate to triage

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Change answer

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Used to go back to a specific answer to change it

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Restart triage

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Used to delete all triage answers and start triage again from the beginning or to change from 1st to 3rd party or vice versa

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Specify
Presented when additional information is required
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Worsening advice
Instructions about what to do if problem worsens
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“Speak to”
Telephone consultation
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“To Contact”
Face to face consultation
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Neonate
Up to one hour old
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Infant
1 hour - 12 hours
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Toddler
1-5. Years
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Child
5-16 years
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Adult
16 years and over
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1st Party
When someone is called about themselves
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3rd party
When a person is calling on behalf of someone else
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Primary care services
This could include Gp practice, walk- in centre , minor injury units etc