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Policy Name:Discharge Planning InpatientFile Name:6.5.1Policy No: 6.5.1 Issue Date: Dec 2013 Review Date: Dec 2016DISCHARGE PLANNING INPATIENT POLICY STATEMENT It is the Bay of Plenty District Health

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How to fill out discharge planning inpatient

1. Step 1: Gather all necessary information about the patient's medical condition, treatment history, and any other relevant details.
2. Step 2: Assess the patient's physical and mental health needs to determine the appropriate level of care and support required post-discharge.
3. Step 3: Consult with the healthcare team and involve the patient and their family or caregivers in the discharge planning process.
4. Step 4: Identify any potential barriers or challenges to the patient's successful transition to outpatient care.
5. Step 5: Create a detailed and individualized discharge plan that includes medication instructions, follow-up appointments, and necessary referrals to other healthcare professionals.
6. Step 6: Ensure proper communication and coordination between different healthcare providers involved in the patient's care.
7. Step 7: Educate the patient and their family/caregivers about the discharge plan, including self-care instructions and warning signs to watch out for.
8. Step 8: Arrange for any necessary medical equipment, home healthcare services, or additional support needed for the patient's recovery.
9. Step 9: Continually assess and reassess the discharge plan to make adjustments as needed based on the patient's progress and changing needs.
10. Step 10: Provide the patient and their family/caregivers with written copies of the discharge plan and contact information for any questions or concerns.

Who needs discharge planning inpatient?

1. Patients who require a higher level of care due to their medical condition or surgical procedure may need discharge planning inpatient.
2. Patients with complex medical needs or chronic conditions that require ongoing management and support also benefit from discharge planning inpatient.
3. Individuals who have limited social support or resources at home to ensure a smooth transition to outpatient care may require discharge planning inpatient.
4. Elderly patients, especially those who may have additional age-related concerns or difficulties, often benefit from discharge planning inpatient.
5. Patients with mental health conditions or substance abuse issues who need continued monitoring and follow-up care are also candidates for discharge planning inpatient.
6. Patients who have undergone major surgeries or treatments that require specialized aftercare may require discharge planning inpatient.
7. In general, anyone who is being discharged from an inpatient facility and needs assistance, guidance, and coordination of their medical care can benefit from discharge planning inpatient.

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What is discharge planning inpatient?

Discharge planning inpatient is the process of preparing a patient to leave the hospital and transition to the next level of care.

Who is required to file discharge planning inpatient?

Discharge planning inpatient is typically filed by the hospital or healthcare facility where the patient is being discharged.

How to fill out discharge planning inpatient?

Discharge planning inpatient forms can usually be filled out by medical staff, social workers, or case managers involved in the patient's care.

What is the purpose of discharge planning inpatient?

The purpose of discharge planning inpatient is to ensure a smooth transition for the patient from the hospital to their next care setting, such as a rehabilitation center or home.

What information must be reported on discharge planning inpatient?

Information that must be reported on discharge planning inpatient forms typically includes the patient's medical history, current medications, planned follow-up care, and any special instructions for the patient.