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This document outlines the shared care protocol for prescribing Lithium for adult patients within the Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT). It includes responsibilities for specialists, primary care, patients, and carers, as well as guidelines for monitoring and management of Lithium therapy, contraindications, and necessary patient education regarding treatment options, side effects, and follow-up care.

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1. Begin by gathering necessary patient information, including name, date of birth, and contact details.
2. Identify the specific medical condition for which shared care is being established.
3. Clearly outline the roles and responsibilities of both the primary care provider and the specialist.
4. Document the treatment plan, including medications, dosages, and any necessary follow-up actions.
5. Include details about patient education and support resources available.
6. Ensure compliance with legal and confidentiality requirements pertinent to patient information.
7. Obtain signatures from both the primary care provider and the patient to confirm agreement.
8. Store the completed protocol in the patient's medical record and ensure easy access for all parties involved.

Who needs national shared care protocol?

1. Patients with chronic or complex medical conditions requiring ongoing management.
2. Healthcare providers looking to enhance collaboration between primary care and specialty care.
3. Organizations aiming to streamline patient care and improve healthcare outcomes.
4. Insurance companies that facilitate coordinated care among providers.

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What is national shared care protocol?

The national shared care protocol is a set of guidelines designed to facilitate the collaboration between healthcare providers, particularly in managing patients' healthcare needs across different levels of care.

Who is required to file national shared care protocol?

Healthcare providers involved in the management of patient care, such as doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals, are required to file the national shared care protocol.

How to fill out national shared care protocol?

To fill out the national shared care protocol, healthcare providers must complete a standardized form that includes patient details, treatment plans, roles of each provider, and any relevant clinical information.

What is the purpose of national shared care protocol?

The purpose of the national shared care protocol is to ensure coordinated and effective healthcare delivery, improve patient outcomes, and enhance communication between different healthcare providers.

What information must be reported on national shared care protocol?

The information that must be reported includes patient identification information, details of healthcare providers involved, diagnosis and treatment plans, and any necessary ongoing management strategies.