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Template for palliative care service consultation

Template for palliative care service consultation
Date of initial consultation:
Referring provider:
Reason for consultation:
Pain control
Non-pain symptom management
Psychosocial/spiritual support
Establishing goals of care
Interfamily conflict
Family-clinician negotiation
Withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment
Terminal care
Inpatient hospice referral
Disposition
Other:
History of the present illness:
Palliative review of symptoms
(may include standardized numerical [eg, Likert] or categorical recording method)
Performance status
ECOG
0 - Fully active
1 - Restricted strenuous activity
2 - Ambulatory, unable to work
3 - Limited self-care, bed- chair >50 waking hours/week
4 - Bed/chair confined, no self-care
Pain
Pain description:
Pain intensity [0 to 10]:
Dyspnea:
Cough:
Nutritional status (weight change, appetite, taste disturbance):
Oral symptoms (xerostomia, dysphagia, odynophagia):
Nausea/vomiting:
Constipation/diarrhea:
Urination problems:
Sleep:
Fatigue:
Sedation:
Cognitive/memory problems:
Anxiety:
Depression:
Concerns/worries:
Other:
Goals of care
Information-sharing preferences
Patient's understanding of medical condition and prognosis:
Knows diagnosis: Yes/No
Knows prognosis
Terminal
Life-threatening
Serious
Not life-threatening
Not serious
Not discussed
Patient's preference about sharing medical information:
Patient alone should receive all information
Patient and family may receive information
Only family or specific family member(s) should receive information
Patient declines information sharing
Unsure
Family's or surrogate's awareness of illness:
Decision-making preferences
Patient's decision-making preferences:
Fully involved
Speak to family
Leave to clinician
Unsure
Patient understanding of illness and prognosis
Hopes and concerns
Previous experiences with end-of-life decisions
Attitudes about diminished functional states and use of "aggressive" life-sustaining care
Unacceptable states (eg, unable to think or communicate or live independently)
Advance directives
Health care proxy:
Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Location of proxy document:
Limitations on life-sustaining treatments (should conform to orders)
Full Code, discussed with patient or surrogate
Full Code, default, discussion not possible/appropriate presently
Limitation of life-sustaining treatment:
No cardiopulmonary resuscitation
No endotracheal intubation or mechanical ventilation
No noninvasive ventilatory support (BiPAP, CPAP)
Other instructions:
Comfort care form or POLST: Yes/No
End of life plans
Patient preference for place of death: Home ____ Hospital ____ Other ____
Funeral arrangements/wishes:
PMHx:
Hospitalizations:
Operations:
Other serious illnesses:
Allergies, adverse reactions:
Current medications and complementary therapies:
Social history
Place of birth:
Education:
Marital status: Single ____ Married ____ Divorced ____
Children:
Work:
Hobbies/joys:
Habits:
Patient coping:
Support system:
Family support:
Family coping:
Financial issues:
Cultural issues:
Spiritual history
Religious/spiritual orientation:
Involvement in a spiritual community:
Desire for further chaplaincy support: Yes/No
Family history:
Physical examination:
Laboratory studies:
Impression/problems:
1.
2.
3.
Suggestions/plans:
1.
2.
3.
BiPAP: bilateral positive airway pressure; CPAP: continuous positive airway pressure; POLST: physician orders for life-sustaining treatment.
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