Health plan
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How a health plan works
A health plan is a living document that helps the patient and healthcare professionals work towards shared goals. It is an agreement between the patient and rehabilitation or care professionals about what needs to be done and how to get there.
The health plan should be seen as an active tool that is updated as the situation changes.
Create a person-centered plan
First and foremost, the health plan is based on the patient's own goals and resources. Together with staff and loved ones, they identify what the patient wants to achieve and what support is needed.
It is important that the documentation is clear and that everyone agrees on the goals.
Who can write and update?
The health plan can be updated by the patient, their loved ones, and staff. It is a shared document where everyone contributes their thoughts and perspectives.
Sometimes the goals may be replaced or adjusted, and then it is important to be able to update in real time.
Regular follow-up
Follow-up often takes place through regular meetings where goals and progress are reviewed. It is important to stop and reflect on what is working well and what needs to be adjusted.
The importance of person-centeredness
Person-centered care is about seeing the person behind the patient. By taking advantage of the patient's own resources and knowledge about their life, care can become more effective.
When is it time to update?
The health plan is a living document that needs to be updated when:
- Goals change
- New situations arise
- Resources are changing
- Strategies need to be adjusted
| Area | Contents | Responsible |
|---|---|---|
| Measurements | Patient's desired outcome | Patient/Staff |
| Resources | Available support | Patient/Related Persons/Staff |
| Strategies | The road to the goal | All together |
| Follow-up | Evaluation and adjustment | Staff/Patient |
Important to remember:
- The health plan is a joint document
- Always start from the patient's goals
- Update the plan when changes occur
- Involve relatives as a resource
- Document progress clearly
- Follow up regularly
- Be flexible and adaptable
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Frequently Asked Questions
We have gathered all the information you need to make it easy to get help and clarity quickly and smoothly.
What is the difference between a health plan and regular care documentation?
A health plan is a shared, living document where the patient, their loved ones and healthcare professionals together document goals and strategies. Unlike regular care documentation, the health plan is more focused on the patient's own goals and can be updated by all parties involved. It is an active tool that helps to make care more person-centered.
Who can write and update the health plan?
The health plan can be updated by everyone involved – patient, family and healthcare professionals. It is important that everyone feels they can contribute their perspectives and thoughts. Since it is a shared document, all agreements and changes should be made in agreement between the parties involved.
How often should a health plan be updated?
A health plan is updated when the situation changes, for example when:
- The patient's goals change
- New needs arise
- Resources are changing
- Strategies need to be adjusted. There is no fixed timeframe, but updates are made when needed to keep the plan current and relevant.
What role do relatives have in the health plan?
Family members are an important resource in person-centered care. They can contribute valuable knowledge about the patient, help with goal tracking, and provide support in daily work. Their perspectives and contributions are documented in the health plan, just like those of other involved parties.
How do you ensure that the health plan is followed?
Regular follow-up is the key to a functioning health plan. This is done through meetings where everyone involved goes through the goals and how the work is progressing. Progress is documented continuously and can also be entered into the patient's medical record. It is important that everyone takes joint responsibility for following the plan and updating it when necessary.