2.6 Documentation & Implementation

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What must be documented in a patient medical record during the nutrition care process?

Every step of the nutrition care process must be documented in the medical record

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What characteristics should medical record documentation entries possess?

Entries should cover important details and be easy to read and quickly understood by all members of the healthcare team

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What basic information should be included in nutrition documentation entries?

Date and time

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What are the two most common documentation formats used in clinical nutrition?

ADIME and SOAP

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What does the letter A stand for in the ADIME documentation format?

Assessment

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What information is included in the Assessment section of an ADIME note?

Anthropometric measurements

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What does the letter D stand for in the ADIME documentation format?

Diagnosis

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What is documented in the Diagnosis section of an ADIME note?

The specific nutrition problem requiring intervention written as a PES statement

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What does the letter I stand for in the ADIME documentation format?

Intervention

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What is documented in the Intervention section of an ADIME note?

Treatment goals

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What do the letters M and E stand for in the ADIME documentation format?

Monitoring and Evaluation

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How are Monitoring and Evaluation handled in ADIME documentation?

Monitoring and Evaluation are two steps usually combined together to record patient progress

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What does the letter S stand for in the SOAP documentation format?

Subjective

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What information is documented in the Subjective section of a SOAP note?

Information obtained in an interview with the patient or caregiver including chief medical problem and relevant symptoms

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What does the letter O stand for in the SOAP documentation format?

Objective

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What information is documented in the Objective section of a SOAP note?

Nutrition screening or assessment data such as anthropometric measurements

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What does the letter A stand for in the SOAP documentation format?

Assessment

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What information is documented in the Assessment section of a SOAP note?

A brief evaluation of the subjective and objective data and a concise nutrition diagnosis

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What does the letter P stand for in the SOAP documentation format?

Plan

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What information is documented in the Plan section of a SOAP note?

Recommendations to solve the problem including nutrition prescription

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What is an Electronic Medical Record or EMR?

A digital version of paper charts used by a healthcare organization to document patient care within its network

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What types of data are tracked over time in an EMR?

Vaccine records

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How accessible is an EMR outside of its immediate practice network?

EMRs are typically confined within a specific healthcare system network and are not easily accessible outside that immediate practice

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What is an Electronic Health Record or EHR?

An information system containing all health information for an individual built to go beyond standard clinical data and shareable across providers nationwide

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How does an EHR differ from an EMR regarding data sharing?

An EHR moves with the patient and shares information across different healthcare providers

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What is a Personal Health Record or PHR?

An electronic health information system maintained directly by the individual patient

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What platform types can be used for a Personal Health Record?

Web based

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What sources of information can feed into a Personal Health Record?

Clinicians

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What is a care plan in clinical nutrition management?

A documented roadmap in the medical chart outlining the nutrition interventions to be implemented

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How do the four components of the Nutrition Care Process relate to care plan quality?

Assessment

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What are the four basic steps of implementing a patient care plan?

Counseling and training patients

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Who should be actively involved during patient counseling and training?

The patient and their family or caregiver

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What topics may be covered during patient nutrition training prior to discharge?

Therapeutic diet education

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What format is used when writing care plans in patient medical records?

The ADIME format representing assessment

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What healthcare professionals typically make up an interdisciplinary team or IDT?

Doctors

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What two forms of communication must be used when sharing a care plan with an IDT?

Both verbal communication and written communication

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Where does verbal communication among interdisciplinary team members usually take place?

During daily patient rounds or regularly scheduled care conferences

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What is the main purpose of daily patient rounds or care conferences?

To discuss the patient plan of care and interventions in place and address additional problems that arise

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Where do patient care conferences commonly occur?

Frequently in long term care facilities where the team meets with the resident and family

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Why is written communication in the medical record essential following IDT meetings?

To document the plan

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When does patient discharge planning begin in a healthcare facility?

Discharge planning begins as soon as the patient is admitted to the facility

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How long does the care planning process continue for a hospitalized patient?

Until the patient is safely discharged from the facility

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What discharge information regarding therapeutic diets should be provided to the patient?

The specific type of diet to follow along with written nutrition education materials

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What discharge instructions are needed for patients on texture modified diets?

Verbal and written instructions detailing allowed and restricted foods for the ordered consistency

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Why should specific oral nutrition supplement recommendations be written in the discharge plan?

Because insurance companies may cover the cost if documented as a medical need

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What training must be completed before a patient is discharged on tube feeding or parenteral nutrition?

Assuring the patient and family are knowledgeable on proper scheduling

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What community or outpatient follow up referrals may be recommended at discharge?

Community programs like Meals on Wheels or outpatient nutrition counseling for ongoing education