3 Complex management of oedema, when the Diagnosis (documented by a Medical management plan includes the use of Practitioner) compression therapy that includes (bandages/ AND hosiery/ garment) applied at least weekly for Directive [registered nurse or medical oedema due to one of the following medical practitioner or allied health conditions as diagnosed by the medical professional]. practitioner: The Directive is to contain the assessment chronic venous insufficiency outcomes, goals of treatment and lymphoedema treatment plan, covering: acute (ongoing) DVT (lower leg) Aim of the compression therapy The compression garments must be selected Type/description of the correctly to apply the degree of compression 7 bandage/hosiery/garment required by the individual resident, as Objective measurements evidenced in the diagnosis, assessment and e.g. calf size, ankle size, Doppler ankle directive. brachial pressure index [ABPI] etc. It is expected that the Health Professional Compression mmHg providing the directive for treatment would Application directions (e.g. frequency have the clinical expertise to identify the of application, who is to apply the appropriate garments for treating these therapy). complex health care conditions. Review details. AND 3. Record of Treatment 3 Depression Diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder AND Directive [registered nurse or 8 medical practitioner] AND Depression Assessment (recommend CSD, GDS, K-10) 3 Medications 1- Weekly patches, Medication Directive/Chart [medical suppositories or enemas, Daily Medication practitioner] 9a Assistance. OR 6 Medication Directive/Chart [medical Medications 2- Daily administration of injections practitioner] (Subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous). 9b Can only claim one item- either 9a or 9b. 6 Management of chronic infectious 1. Diagnosis conditions AND Antibiotic resistant bacterial infections 2. Directive [registered nurse or Tuberculosis medical practitioner] 10 AIDS and other immune-deficiency conditions Infectious hepatitis
3 Complex management of oedema, when the management plan includes the use of compression therapy that includes (bandages/ hosiery/ garment) applied at least weekly for oedema due to one of the following medical conditions as diagnosed by the medical practitioner: chronic venous insufficiency lymphoedema acute (ongoing) DVT (lower leg) The compression garments must be selected correctly to apply the degree of compression required by the individual resident, as evidenced in the diagnosis, assessment and directive. It is expected that the Health Professional providing the directive for treatment would have the clinical expertise to identify the appropriate garments for treating these complex health care conditions. Diagnosis (documented by a Medical Practitioner) AND Directive [registered nurse or medical practitioner or allied health professional]. The Directive is to contain the assessment outcomes, goals of treatment and treatment plan, covering: Aim of the compression therapy Type/description of the bandage/hosiery/garment Objective measurements e.g. calf size, ankle size, Doppler ankle brachial pressure index [ABPI] etc. Compression mmHg Application directions (e.g. frequency of application, who is to apply the therapy). Review details. AND 3. Record of Treatment 7 3 Depression Diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder AND Directive [registered nurse or medical practitioner] AND Depression Assessment (recommend CSD, GDS, K-10) 8 3 Medications 1- Weekly patches, suppositories or enemas, Daily Medication Assistance. Medication Directive/Chart [medical practitioner] 9a OR 6 Medications 2- Daily administration of injections (Subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous). Can only claim one item- either 9a or 9b. Medication Directive/Chart [medical practitioner] 9b 6 Management of chronic infectious conditions Antibiotic resistant bacterial infections Tuberculosis AIDS and other immune-deficiency conditions Infectious hepatitis 1. Diagnosis AND 2. Directive [registered nurse or medical practitioner] 10
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