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    Care Plan Review

    Created by

    Andrew Kelly

    Specialty

    General Practitioner

    Last edited

    10/20/2026

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    General Practitioner

    About this template

    A structured template for reviewing and updating a patient’s care plan. It covers medical history, medications, immunisation, allergies, psychosocial and functional information, significant events, and ongoing recommendations.

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    Care Plan Review

    • Reviewed facility care plan prepared on 10/10/2023; agreed with current nursing strategies.
    • Diagnoses reviewed and updated: T2DM, permanent AF, HTN, bilateral knee OA, and mild vascular dementia.

    Past Medical History

    • History updated as of 24/10/2023.
    • Active: T2DM (12/05/2010), HTN (04/11/2012), permanent AF (18/08/2018), bilateral knee OA (20/02/2019), mild vascular dementia (15/06/2022).
    • Inactive: Appendicectomy (14/03/1985), L) Colles' fracture (22/07/2015), herpes zoster (09/11/2020).
    • Investigations: HbA1c 7.1 % (15/09/2023), eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m² (15/09/2023), TTE showing mild LA enlargement and LVEF 55 % (10/03/2023).
    • Advance Health Directive: Completed 12/01/2022; Not For CPR or intubation, for ward-based medical management and comfort care only.

    Medications

    • Current medication list obtained from facility electronic charting system.
    • Metformin (Diabex®) 500 mg PO BID, apixaban (Eliquis®) 5 mg PO BID, perindopril (Coversyl®) 5 mg PO daily, paracetamol (Panadol Osteo®) 1,330 mg PO TID, macrogol 3350 (Movicol®) 1 sachet PO daily PRN.
    • Checked Primary Medication Chart (PMC); reconciles with GP clinical software with nil discrepancies.

    Immunisation

    • Influenza (Fluad Quad®) (15/04/2023), Pneumococcal (Prevenar 13®) (10/05/2021), Herpes Zoster (Shingrix® Dose 1) (02/08/2023).

    Allergies

    • Penicillin (generalised maculopapular rash).

    PsychoSocial History and Functional Assessment

    • Advance Care Directive is valid, current, and filed in facility records; EPOA is daughter (Sarah Jenkins).
    • COVID-19 vaccination up to date (5th dose Pfizer Comirnaty Omicron XBB.1.5 administered 12/09/2023).
    • Care provided by RNs, PCAs, facility physiotherapy, and visiting podiatry. Requiring 1x assist with mobility (4WW) and ADLs.
    • Routine GP review conducted monthly on-site; PRN reviews as requested by RN.

    Significant Events

    • Since last review: 1x unwitnessed mechanical fall in room on 02/09/2023 (nil headstrike, nil # on X-ray); physiotherapy mobility review completed; nil hospital admissions; ceased PRN risperidone on 15/08/2023 due to settled BPSD.

    Recommendations / Actions

    • Continue current falls prevention strategies; ensure sensor mat is active at night and 4WW remains within reach.
    • Weigh monthly; notify GP if weight fluctuates by > 2 kg in a month.
    • Recent weights: 72.4 kg (01/10/2023), 72.8 kg (01/09/2023), 73.0 kg (01/08/2023).
    • Acceptable BP range: SBP 110–150 mmHg, DBP 60–90 mmHg.
    • BGL monitoring: Check fasting BGL twice weekly. Notify GP if BGL < 4.0 mmol/L or > 15.0 mmol/L.
    • Pain managed with regular paracetamol; monitor via Abbey Pain Scale daily and offer heat packs to knees PRN.
    • INR management not applicable (patient on apixaban, monitor renal function 6-monthly).
    • Routine dipstick urinalysis not indicated if asymptomatic; send MSU only if acute dysuria, fever, or new-onset delirium.
    • Monitor lower limbs weekly for skin integrity and diabetic foot care.
    • Nil current psychotropic medications charted; previously ceased risperidone remains unnecessary.
    • EPC referrals: Podiatry and Physiotherapy (5 sessions allocated).
    • Dr A. Sterling, MBBS, FRACGP
    • 24/10/2023
    • Filed in GP medical software, uploaded to My Health Record, and copy provided to facility RN.

    How to use this template

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    General Practitioner