Ankle Injury

Quickly record data covering the aspects of Ankle injuries on a single tabbed template

Covers the how the injury occurred, pain score, examinations and common tests during treatment of ankle injuries.

Asthma Management

A two tabbed template that covers the assessment and examination elements of Asthma Management

Asthma management in primary care focuses on achieving and maintaining disease control through a combination of regular monitoring, patient education, and tailored treatment plans. Key strategies include the use of inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) for long-term control, short-acting beta-agonists (SABA) for quick relief, and routine assessment of asthma control using validated tools. Primary care providers also emphasise the importance of avoiding triggers, ensuring adherence to medication, and providing action plans for managing exacerbations

Atrial Fibrillation Management

A two tabbed template to record and review details for a patient with Atrial Fibrillation

Atrial fibrillation (AF) management involves controlling the heart's rhythm and rate, preventing blood clots, and addressing underlying causes. Covers the main patient tests Treatment options include medications, electrical cardioversion, and catheter ablation.

Birth and Child Examination

In a GP primary care practice, a birth and child examination typically involves checking a new born baby within 72 hours of birth and again at 6 to 8 weeks. These checks focus on identifying any congenital abnormalities and assessing the baby's growth and development.

Cancer Management

A 4 tabbed template covering diagnosis, care and administration throughout treatment.

In a primary care GP setting, cancer management involves a comprehensive approach that includes early detection, diagnosis, and ongoing support throughout treatment. GPs play a crucial role in informing patients of their diagnosis, helping them make treatment decisions, and providing care. This template covers the keys processes of this.

Cervical Screening Administration

A single page template covering the administration of the screening process

Covers the invite, results, review and recall administration for cytology administration.

Cervical Screening Procedure

A single tabbed template for Cytology smear administration. 

A concise pathway for recording data associated with the invitations, results and reviews of cytology smears.

Chronic Kidney Disease Management

A 2 tabbed template for recording patient data relevant to CKD

Used to capture standard patient health data and results of investigations

Coronary Heart Disease Management

A comprehensive 4 tabbed template covering the diagnosis, examinations medications and investigations associated with CHD

In a primary care GP setting, coronary heart disease (CHD) management involves a multifaceted approach focused on prevention, diagnosis, and ongoing care. GPs play a pivotal role in identifying risk factors such as hypertension and diabetes, and implementing lifestyle modifications like diet and exercise to mitigate these risks 

They prescribe medications, including statins and antihypertensives, to manage symptoms and prevent complications

Diarrhoea and Vomiting

A single tabbed template to capture key information. 

Captures key information when investigating Diarrhoea and Vomiting.

Endocrine Management

A comprehensive 7 tabbed template for the management of the Endocrine system.

In a primary care GP setting, endocrine management involves diagnosing and treating common endocrine disorders such as diabetes mellitus, thyroid disorders, and hyperlipidemia 

GPs monitor these chronic conditions through regular check-ups, blood tests, and medication adjustments 

They also provide lifestyle advice to help manage symptoms and prevent complications 

Epilepsy Management

A 2 tabbed template covering the review and medication for a patient with confirmed epilepsy.

In a primary care GP setting, epilepsy management involves initial diagnosis, ongoing treatment, and coordination with specialists. GPs play a crucial role in identifying seizures through patient history and physical examinations, often using EEG and MRI for confirmation 

They prescribe antiepileptic medications and monitor their effectiveness and side effects.

Gout Management

A 2 tabbed template for monitoring and treating Gout

In a primary care GP setting, gout management involves diagnosing the condition through clinical evaluation and sometimes imaging .

Treatment typically includes medications such as NSAIDs, colchicine, and corticosteroids to manage acute attacks.

Long-term management focuses on lifestyle modifications, patient education, and urate-lowering therapy to prevent future flare-ups.

Minor Surgery Management

A concise template for recording a Minor Surgery procedure

Captures the basic information required to record a Minor Surgery procedure

New Patient Screen

A basic health check for newly registered patients

Covers the usual health checks for a new patient including lifestyle and exercise. 

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Management and Fibrosis Risk Assessments

A 2 tabbed template covering the review and investigations for NAFLD 

In a primary care GP setting, the management of non alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) involves early identification of risk factors such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. GPs use non-invasive tests like the Fibrosis-4 (FIB-4) index to assess liver fibrosis risk.

Rheumatology Management

A 2 tabbed template addressing medication and examination for this condition

In a primary care GP setting, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) management involves early diagnosis, prompt referral to rheumatologists, and ongoing care coordination.

GPs play a critical role in recognizing symptoms, conducting initial assessments, and initiating treatment with disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) when appropriate.

Sepsis Risk Stratification

A 2 tabbed template for observing and detailing the risks associated with Sepsis

In a primary care GP setting, sepsis management involves early identification and prompt action to prevent deterioration.

GPs assess patients for signs of sepsis using vital signs like respiratory rate, blood pressure, and mental status .If sepsis is suspected, they initiate immediate treatment, including oxygen therapy, intravenous antibiotics, and fluids. Rapid referral to emergency services is crucial for patients showing high-risk criteria 

Sexual Health Management

A 3 tabbed template covering the history, examination and management of sexual Health

In a primary care GP setting, sexual health management involves comprehensive care that includes prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), as well as addressing broader sexual health concerns. GPs conduct sexual health assessments, provide education on safe sex practices, and offer vaccinations like the HPV vaccine.

They also screen for and treat STIs, manage contraceptive needs, and provide support for sexual dysfunction and other related issues

Smoking Cessation Clinic

A 2 tabbed statement covering smoking status and smoking cessation

Smoking cessation is managed through a combination of behavioural support and pharmacotherapy. GPs provide brief advice during consultations, emphasizing the health benefits of quitting. They offer nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) and medications like bupropion. E-cigarettes are also recommended as a harm reduction tool.

Regular follow-ups are essential to monitor progress, manage withdrawal symptoms, and provide ongoing encouragement

Urinalysis Investigations

A concise template to cover testing and results surrounding UTI's

urinalysis investigations are essential for diagnosing and managing various conditions, including urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney disease, and diabetes. GPs typically use urine dipstick tests for initial screening, which can detect abnormalities such as protein, glucose, blood, and leukocytes.

If the dipstick test indicates an infection or other issues, a urine culture may be performed to identify the specific bacteria and guide antibiotic treatment 

Wound Assessment (findings)

A template documenting aspects of a new wound

Documenting details around a wound assessment and treating accordingly

Anticoagulation Manager**

Anticoagulation Manager contains tools for managing all aspects of anticoagulation

The pathway includes:

• Anticoagulation Manager Pathway

• Warfarin Dosing Tool

• Outcomes Manager Aggregate Reports (for CCG/HB Customers)

DMARDS Manager (NHS Scotland)**

Vision+ DMARDS Manager (NHS Scotland) was previously known as DMARDS Manager Plus

A pathway to assist you in managing patients prescribed with anti-rheumatic drugs. DMARDs (Disease Modifying Anti-Rheumatic Drugs) are a group of medicines that are used to ease the symptoms and reduce the damaging effect of rheumatoid 
arthritis.

eFrailty**

A 7 tabbed template covering examinations, assessments and referrals associated with patients aged 65 and over  

The eFrailty pathway uses the existing information within the electronic primary health care record to identify populations of people aged 65 and over who may be living with varying degrees of frailty. 

Long term Conditions Management and recalls**

A 5 tabbed template listing patient conditions, blood tests, lifestyle measurements and reviews

Long-term management of conditions in primary care involves continuous care in a multidisciplinary approach, and patient-centred care. It includes managing chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension through regular check-ups, lifestyle advice, and patient education. The use of technology and preventive care measures, such as vaccinations and screenings, also play crucial roles in ensuring comprehensive and coordinated care.