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JOB AND PERSON SPECIFICATION Title Position: Aboriginal Patient Pathway Officer Classification Code: ASO4 Type of Appointment: 1.0 FTE o 6-month contract based on COAL funds o Agency: Country Health

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How to fill out aboriginal patient pathway?

1. Begin by gathering all the necessary information about the patient, such as their personal details, medical history, and any specific needs or requirements they may have.
2. Fill out the demographic information section of the pathway, including the patient's name, date of birth, address, and contact details.
3. Move on to the medical history section and accurately document any pre-existing conditions, allergies, or chronic illnesses the patient may have.
4. If applicable, include any past surgeries or treatments the patient has undergone in the surgical history section.
5. In the medications section, list all the medications the patient is currently taking, including the name, dosage, and frequency.
6. If the patient requires any special accommodations or has specific cultural or spiritual needs, make sure to address them in the cultural considerations section.
7. Include any relevant information about the patient's mental health or psychological well-being in the mental health section.
8. Complete the pathway by adding any additional notes or comments about the patient's condition or treatment plan in the comments section.
9. Review the completed pathway for accuracy and ensure all the necessary information has been included.

Who needs aboriginal patient pathway?

1. Healthcare providers who are working with Aboriginal patients can benefit from using the Aboriginal Patient Pathway.
2. Aboriginal patients themselves can also benefit from the pathway as it provides a comprehensive and culturally sensitive approach to their healthcare.
3. The Aboriginal Patient Pathway can be particularly useful for hospitals, clinics, or healthcare facilities that serve a large Aboriginal population or are located in areas with a significant Aboriginal community.
4. Health administrators and policymakers who are involved in improving the healthcare services for Aboriginal communities may find the pathway helpful in identifying gaps and areas for improvement in the delivery of care.

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