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This form is used to refer patients for supportive (palliative) care services. It requires patient demographic information, diagnosis details, and the referral provider\'s signature. Along with the referral, relevant medical records must be faxed for proper evaluation and admission.

How to fill out supportive palliative care referral

How to fill out supportive palliative care referral

1. Begin by gathering the patient's medical history and current health status.
2. Assess the patient's symptoms and identify any physical, emotional, or spiritual issues.
3. Discuss the patient's goals of care and preferences with them and their family.
4. Complete the referral form, ensuring to include the patient's full name, contact details, and diagnosis.
5. Provide specific details about the symptoms and challenges the patient is facing.
6. Indicate any prior treatments or interventions that have been attempted.
7. Ensure to sign and date the referral form before submission.
8. Submit the referral to the appropriate palliative care provider or team.

Who needs supportive palliative care referral?

1. Patients with serious, life-limiting illnesses who require symptom management.
2. Individuals experiencing significant pain, distress, or functional limitations.
3. Patients who need emotional and psychological support during their illness.
4. Family members who need assistance in coping with the patient's condition.
5. Those seeking to improve their quality of life, regardless of the stage of the illness.

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What is supportive palliative care referral?

Supportive palliative care referral is a process by which healthcare providers refer patients with serious illness to specialized palliative care services aimed at improving quality of life by addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.

Who is required to file supportive palliative care referral?

Healthcare professionals such as physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants who are involved in the care of patients with serious illnesses are required to file supportive palliative care referrals.

How to fill out supportive palliative care referral?

To fill out a supportive palliative care referral, the healthcare provider needs to complete a referral form that typically includes patient demographics, medical history, current symptoms, goals of care, and reason for referral.

What is the purpose of supportive palliative care referral?

The purpose of supportive palliative care referral is to ensure that patients receive comprehensive care that focuses on relieving symptoms and enhancing the overall quality of life, while also providing support to their families.

What information must be reported on supportive palliative care referral?

The information that must be reported on a supportive palliative care referral includes patient identification details, relevant medical history, current diagnosis, treatment plans, symptom assessment, and specific needs or concerns that require palliative intervention.