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The Advance Care Planning and ReSPECT pathway for adults during an acute admission is available here:
Advance_Care_Planning_and_ReSPECT_for_adults_during_an_acute_admission.v6.pdf
SPICT
SPICT helps staff identify people with one or more general indicators of poor or deteriorating health and signs of life shortening conditions for a palliative care review and future care planning.
SPICT looks for changes in health, increasing burden of illness, and more care needs. Earlier identification for palliative care helps people live as well as possible for years rather than months. People need optimal treatment of their health conditions based on realistic, available options and what matters to them as part of holistic palliative care and future care planning.
The tool can be downloaded here: SPICT tool
ReSPECT - example form
Poster
A printable poster which acts as a quick guide through the pathway is available here:
ReSPECT: Promoting person centred planning and emergency care training
This course was developed by subject matter experts and is designed for health and care staff who read and follow plans in their roles, as well as those responsible for guiding ReSPECT conversations and writing plans.
Access the training here
'Michael' - Care in the last years of life AI training module
This training module is a realistic clinical conversation with a patient who has a worsening long-term condition and has been admitted to hospital again after further deterioration. In this scenario, your role is to lead a sensitive and supportive discussion about future care. This includes exploring Advanced Care Planning and introducing ReSPECT, where appropriate.