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    The document outlines a checklist for developing an integrated clinical pathway (ICP) with four main sections. Section I describes the core components an ICP should include such as start and end points reflecting a patient's care over time. Section II covers documentation standards like identifying relevant patients and inclusion/exclusion criteria. Section III lists steps for developing an ICP including involving staff, researching evidence, and piloting the ICP. Section IV provides recommendations for implementing an ICP such as training staff, identifying responsible parties, and setting a review date.

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    The document outlines a checklist for developing an integrated clinical pathway (ICP) with four main sections. Section I describes the core components an ICP should include such as start and end points reflecting a patient's care over time. Section II covers documentation standards like identifying relevant patients and inclusion/exclusion criteria. Section III lists steps for developing an ICP including involving staff, researching evidence, and piloting the ICP. Section IV provides recommendations for implementing an ICP such as training staff, identifying responsible parties, and setting a review date.

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    Integrated Clinical Pathway Checklist*

    I. Content / Structure of ICP


    Ha ve i dentified s tart a nd finish points Refl ect a patients journey (i.e. moving along a continuum of days/weeks/months/stages/objectives/programs) Refl ect 24-hour continuous care/treatment (where a ppropriate) Form the record of ca re for an i ndivi dual patient Al l ow documentation to be i ndividualized to meet the patients needs Outl i ne the a nticipated process of care/treatment

    II.

    ICP Documentation
    Identify the relevant patients i n the title of the ICP (e.g., ICP for La paroscopic Cholecys tectomy) Indicate the ci rcumstances when a patient should come off or s hould not be put on (exclusion criteria) Meet l ocal/national minimum standards for documentation (e.g. i nstitution s tandards i f exist) Incl ude a reminder that says professional judgment must be applied while taking i nto account the patients wishes & needs (i.e., the ICP i s not a tramline and can be va ried) Reference the evi dence on which the content is based Incl ude the date of development of the document on the ICP Incl ude space for the i dentification of the i ndividual patient on each page

    III.

    The Development Process


    Record decisions made concerning the content of the ICP Record description/list staff i nvolved i n the development of the ICP Conduct a literature search to gather the evidence base for the clinical content of the ICP Record the ra tionale for including and excluding pieces of evidence/guidelines Pi l ot test the ICP a nd audit the ICP documentation after the pilot Cons ider clinical risk as part of the content of the ICP Cons ider training, education, and competency of s taff as part of the content of the ICP Invol ve patient a nd/or their family members in the development of the ICP (by using focus groups/questionnaires/complaints/patient diaries, etc.) Ta ke i nto a ccount patients a nd fa mily members multicultural needs

    IV.

    The Implementation Process


    Es ta blish a n on-going training program for the staff Identify resources (individuals/time) to undertake the training on how to use the ICP Es ta blish a system to feedback the va riations of the ICP to the staff a nd patients/family members Agree on the l ocation where the ICP documentation will be stored once finished As s ess the risks i nvolved i n an ICP development before commencement Na me a n individual responsible for maintaining the ICP Provi de tra ining to staff when a change to the ICP content i s made Provi de regular training for new staff that will be using the ICP Set a revi ew date of one year or l ess

    Get endorsement for the ICP development from the Trust Board/Clinical Governance Committee Questions:
    Wi thi n the organization, i s there a plan specifically for ICP development? Are ICPs evi dent in the organizations Clinical Governance Strategy?

    *This checklist is adapted from The Integrated Care Pathways Appraisal Tool (I.C.PAT) 1, which provides a series of questions to ensure that the tool developed is an ICP, that the mechanism used to develop the ICP is robust, and that the ICP documentation meets at least the minimum legal requirements for clinical documentation. I.C.PAT uses the term service user where we have used the terms patient and patient and/or family members.
    1

    Whittle C, McDonald PS, Dunn L, de Luc K. Developing the integrated care pathways appraisal tool (ICPAT): a pilot study. J Integr Care Pathways 2004; 8:77 81.

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