how well their cultural needs were recognised and met. 8.3 Safety Service Users and their carers must be informed of the risk of burns or explosions from anyone smoking or other risks (tripping over tubing, crush injuries from falling bottles, etc) in the home / premises and comply with the safety guidelines provided when using oxygen therapy. Individuals on continuous oxygen therapy are generally considered unfit to drive. 8.4 Quality Reporting Requirements for Clinical Auditing The following minimum clinical information will be recorded in the clinical record for all Service Users for the purpose of clinical auditing: baseline observations of: arterial blood gases on air at rest (adults only) mean oxygen saturation on air (both adults and paediatrics) mean oxygen saturation on flow of oxygen prescribed (both adults and paediatrics) the principal diagnosis for which oxygen is being supplied smoking assessments (never, past, current, passive) type of Oxygen Prescription (may be more than one): long term continuous / sleep oxygen therapy intermittent oxygen nocturnal oxygen therapy palliative oxygen portable oxygen (not cylinders for a car) 9. PURCHASE UNITS AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Purchase Units are defined in the joint DHB and Nationwide Service Framework 9.1 Ministry’s Purchase Unit Data Dictionary. The Service must comply with the requirements of national data collections. The following Purchase Unit applies to this Service. PU PU PU Definition PU PU Measure Reporting to Code Description Measure Definition National Collections Community DOM 102 A regular supply of Client Number of clients National Services - oxygen to Clients in the managed by the community community by either service in the Patient oxygen therapy. oxygen concentrator and / reporting period Collection or oxygen cylinders, as ie. all current (NNPAC) clinically indicated by the cases in the medical practitioner. period from 1 July Includes initial education to 30 June. to Clients and their families or carers on the correct use of domiciliary oxygen and the supplies or disposables required. Excludes ongoing domiciliary nursing visits. 9.2 Reporting Requirements
how well their cultural needs were recognised and met. 8.3 Safety Service Users and their carers must be informed of the risk of burns or explosions from anyone smoking or other risks (tripping over tubing, crush injuries from falling bottles, etc) in the home / premises and comply with the safety guidelines provided when using oxygen therapy. Individuals on continuous oxygen therapy are generally considered unfit to drive. 8.4 Quality Reporting Requirements for Clinical Auditing The following minimum clinical information will be recorded in the clinical record for all Service Users for the purpose of clinical auditing: baseline observations of: arterial blood gases on air at rest (adults only) mean oxygen saturation on air (both adults and paediatrics) mean oxygen saturation on flow of oxygen prescribed (both adults and paediatrics) the principal diagnosis for which oxygen is being supplied smoking assessments (never, past, current, passive) type of Oxygen Prescription (may be more than one): long term continuous / sleep oxygen therapy intermittent oxygen nocturnal oxygen therapy palliative oxygen portable oxygen (not cylinders for a car) 9. PURCHASE UNITS AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 9.1 Purchase Units are defined in the joint DHB and Ministry’s Nationwide Service Framework Purchase Unit Data Dictionary. The Service must comply with the requirements of national data collections. The following Purchase Unit applies to this Service. PU Code PU Description PU Definition PU Measure PU Measure Definition Reporting to National Collections DOM 102 Community Services - community oxygen therapy. A regular supply of oxygen to Clients in the community by either oxygen concentrator and / or oxygen cylinders, as clinically indicated by the medical practitioner. Includes initial education to Clients and their families or carers on the correct use of domiciliary oxygen and the supplies or disposables required. Excludes ongoing domiciliary nursing visits. Client Number of clients managed by the service in the reporting period ie. all current cases in the period from 1 July to 30 June. National Patient Collection (NNPAC) 9.2 Reporting Requirements
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