Esophageal Cancer Intervention Plan Sample

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In this meeting, a formal plan will be put together with others who have experience from the different disciplines being recommended in the treatment plan. There are three goals for this presentation. First, is determining a provisional diagnosis since they are usually required for billing purposes and can be changed after the client has been observed. Second, a level of case management will need to be assigned if your agency uses different levels. The final goal is to determine the type of service the client will receive. (Summers, 2012) Once the treatment plan has been finalized, it is time to review it with Mr.

Supervisor Comments: This writer met with Cherron to address services due by counselor and reminded the Cherron about submitting his services by staff by day every week on Friday, of which Cherron have been doing. Cherron is still behind on his treatment; however, he was able to update this writer about the status of where he is with getting current with his work. Based on the services due provided from Cherron, Cherron is in need of 5 patient signatures and few was already submitted to the Clinical Director, but pending. This writer offered to help Cherron if he is in need to obtained the patient signature.

P-The patient was strongly encourage to attend the Women's Group on 02/29/2016 and update this writer with any assistance until she is assigned with a

Charlene met with Cherron to address concerns of his services due as the patient current has 23 treatment plan remaining. Please note, Cherron was advised that this writer assisted him with obtaining 5-6 patient signatures missing from his treatment and three scheduled to sign on Friday with this writer as the patient expressed as a barrier. This writer addressed the importance of completing at least 2-3 treatment plans per day for review and approval. According to Cherron, he has completed 7 treatment thus far.

Counselor met with Pt. for his monthly individual session. Counselor and Pt. discussed his progress in treatment, any medication issue, any triggers and acceptance of his TX plan. Pt. signed his Record Service sheet. Pt. indicated that he does not attend the clinic Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday and he likes having more time in his schedule because he likes to take care of his business and different errands. Pt. verbalized how hard it is to stay away from his business because worried about his employees and clients. Pt. stated, “The business is like my kid,” Pt. spoke about how he is thinking about opening a second shop around this area. Pt. commented that he isn’t experiencing serious side effects and prescribed medication is working well. Pt. informed this

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Michael was updated by Supervisor about what the Supervisor was able to complete with regard to his service due: All of April’s aftercare/discharge plan-but missing patient’s signature. Michael was provided via email of the list of patients that are need of to sign the aftercare discharge plan. In addition, Supervisor completed 2 tx plans on Michael’s services due, corrected 3 tx plans and signed it as the counselor for the tx plan to be quickly approved. Furthermore, Supervisor complete one discharge summary for Michael, while Michael has two remaining to complete.

P-The patient will comply daily dosing, comply with UDS testing, attend all scheduled appointments, and case managment as needed. The next appointment is scheduled on 03/1/2016 at 10 am.

D-The patient arrived on time for her appointment. AWOL yesterday due to her intake process at the Hartford Behavioral Health, which started at 9:30am, but ended at 12pm. This writer had the patient called the clinic for confirmation that she did in fact conduct the intake and is currently scheduled for counseling session with Josh Cohen on 07/01/2016 at 1:30pm. The patient is upset about not being able to get dose increase, even though it was approved to increase her dose by 5mgs due to her recent AWOL status. This writer advised the patient that she can received the dose increase within 3 days, but cannot receive no further AWOLs. This writer provided positive feedback to the patient about conducting her intake and asked about she felt

Since the last plan, the patient achieved her goal by locating PCP and updating her reauthorization form. Furthermore, the patient received one AWOL notice and a treatment violation during this review period due to non-compliance with her medication and not validating her Rx Scripts in a timely manner. Majority of the patient's session was case management and a couple of individual counseling session. The patient tends to arrive a few minutes late to her counseling session and was strongly advised to be mindful of her appointment time. During this current month of November, the patient is making progress with her appointment time.

GB is a very pleasant individual who was admitted for chemotherapy. GB is a 41 y/o Hispanic male with an oncology diagnosis of MCL. The expected duration of this admission is 14 days for his high-dose chemotherapy for MCL, cycle #3A of R-CODOX –M regimen, of Chemotherapy. GB has been placed on a regular diet; current weight: 66kg; height: 169 cm; BMI: 23 (normal weight range); Braden score: 22 (not a fall risk, continue to reassess/monitor); placed on chemotherapy precautions and has a central line-triple lumen. GB’s wife has been staying with him at night and keeps him company when she

Prior to my clinical day, February 21st, 2017, I created clinical objectives to complete to enhance my learning. The clinical objectives I created for myself were examine lab values earlier in the shift, explore deeper into the patient’s history and pathophysiology of my patient’s conditions, and manage my time better. I kept these objectives in mind throughout the day to be productive.

Due to the nature of Jenna’s referral, the first goal would be to get Jenna to accept the fact that she is in need of treatment and focus on a focus on a treatment plan. Besides, it is court ordered. Once she has accepted the fact that she need treatment, a treatment plan would be the next step.

Client was considered to be not in compliance with treatment during this reporting period due to poor treatment and self-help support meeting attendance. Client was encouraged to put his treatment and recovery a priority. Client will have to attend 4 consecutive groups without absence and attend a minimum of 10 self-help support meetings to be able to complete treatment. Failure to do so, may be discharged from treatment. No extensions will be