Arterial Leg Ulcer Outcome-Based Pathway
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Arterial Leg Ulcer Outcome-Based Pathway
Arterial Leg Ulcer Outcome-Based Pathway Pathway Identification Pathway Name Presenting Issue or Condition Defined Exclusion Criteria Overall Pathway Outcome Reason for Stoppage Arterial Leg Ulcer A wound caused by compromised or inadequate arterial blood flow from the heart to the tissues in the leg and foot. Wound fails to heal due to arterial insufficiency (Peripheral Arterial Disease). o Inoperable arterial disease o Gangrene (tissue ischemia) o Mixed ulcer etiology o Intact skin (without visible injury or opening e.g. cellulitis) o Wound closed o Wound closed o Supervening event: o Transfer to other CCAC o Admission to hospital >14 days o Admission to a LTCH o Death o Vacation away from home >14 days o Patient refuses care o Moved to a different pathway o List reason: o New pathway: o Other: 1v5 - 20130913 © Community Care Access Centre/Centre d’accès aux soins communautaires and Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres/Association des Centres d’accès aux soins communautaires de l’Ontario, 2013. All rights reserved. Unauthorized distribution and duplication strictly prohibited. Page 1 of 5 Arterial Leg Ulcer Outcome-Based Pathway Pathway Evaluation Date Created Date Reviewed (Subject Matter Experts) Subject Matter Experts December 7, 2011 January 10, 2012 – February 21, 2012 o o o o o o o o o o Date of Endorsement by Provincial Patient Services Committee Frequency of Review Next Review Date What triggers a special condition review of pathway Ontario Home Care Association & Ontario Community Support Association (OHCA-OCSA), Nursing Practice Council (NPC) OHCA-OCSA, Therapy Advisory Group (TAG) Catherine Harley, Canadian Association of Enterostomal Therapy (CAET) Executive Director Dr. Gary Sibbald, Women’s College Hospital (WCH), Director of Wound Healing Clinic, Director of Medical Education Dr. Kevin Woo, Advanced Wound Consultant, West Park Health Centre Heather McConnell, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO), International Affairs & Best Practice Guidelines (IABPG) Associate Director Mariam Botros, WCH, Chiropody Patricia Coutts, WCH, Wound Healing Centre Peggy Ahearn, Canadian Association of Wound Care (CAWC), Executive Director Rhona McGlasson, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Executive Director June 29, 2012 TBD based on RNAO and CAWC guidelines May 2014 o Criteria for special condition review will be determined based upon results obtained from the OBP/OBR pilot. 1v5 - 20130913 © Community Care Access Centre/Centre d’accès aux soins communautaires and Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres/Association des Centres d’accès aux soins communautaires de l’Ontario, 2013. 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Page 2 of 5 Arterial Leg Ulcer Outcome-Based Pathway Interval Best Practice Guideline 0 to 7 Days Outcome o Holistic patient and wound assessment completed Outcome Evaluation Reporting o SPO o Outcome not met Barriers to Outcome Achievement o o o o Lower limb assessment completed o SPO o Outcome not met o o o Woundpedia Leg Ulcer BPG o o Correct outcomebased pathway confirmed o Referral for vascular assessment initiated/completed o SPO SPO o o Outcome not met Outcome not met o o o o o o o o Follow up Actions Resource barriers o Patient o SPO o CCAC o System Patient declined Other: o Resource barriers o Patient o SPO o CCAC o System Patient declined Other: o Inaccurate diagnosis on referral Incomplete SPO Report Unknown etiology Other: o Resource barriers o Patient o SPO o CCAC o System Patient declined Other: o o o o o o o o o CC system navigation to address resource barriers Contact patient / caregiver re: rationale Other: CC system navigation to address resource barriers Contact patient / caregiver re: rationale Other: Follow-up with SPO for report completion Discontinue pathway Other: CC system navigation to address resource barriers Contact patient / caregiver re: rationale Other: 1v5 - 20130913 © Community Care Access Centre/Centre d’accès aux soins communautaires and Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres/Association des Centres d’accès aux soins communautaires de l’Ontario, 2013. 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Page 3 of 5 Arterial Leg Ulcer Outcome-Based Pathway Interval Best Practice Guideline 0 to 7 Days Outcome o Wound therapy initiated Outcome Evaluation Reporting o SPO o Outcome not met Barriers to Outcome Achievement o o o o o Patient discharge planning initiated for patient independence and prevention o SPO o Outcome not met o o o Patient contraindication Resource barriers o Patient o SPO o CCAC o System Patient declined Other: Non-adherence to BPG o Patient o SPO o CCAC Patient declined Other: Follow up Actions o o o o o o o o 21 to 28 days o 20-30% reduction in wound size o SPO o Outcome not met o o Stanford SelfManagement Program o Causative factors o Internal o External Non-adherence to BPG o Patient o SPO o CCAC Other: o o o o o o Inter-professional referrals to address contraindications CC system navigation to address resource barriers Contact patient / caregiver re: rationale Other: Consult with SPO / ET / Wound Care Specialist Inter-professional referrals as required CC system navigation as required Contact patient/caregiver re: rationale Other: Consult with SPO ET / Wound Care Specialist and review / update care plan as required Validate use of BPG Inter-professional referrals as required Consider transfer to another pathway Other: 1v5 - 20130913 © Community Care Access Centre/Centre d’accès aux soins communautaires and Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres/Association des Centres d’accès aux soins communautaires de l’Ontario, 2013. 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Page 4 of 5 Arterial Leg Ulcer Outcome-Based Pathway Interval 21 to 28 days Best Practice Guideline Outcome o Chronic disease self-management plan initiated Outcome Evaluation Reporting o SPO o Outcome not met Barriers to Outcome Achievement o o o 77 to 84 days Or upon discharge o Wound is closed by 12 weeks o SPO o Outcome not met o o o o o Non-adherence to BPG o Patient o SPO o CCAC Patient / caregiver appropriateness for selfmanagement Already linked with resource Patient declined Other: Causative factors o Internal o External Non-adherence to BPG o Patient o SPO o CCAC Other: Follow up Actions o o o o o o o o o o Consult with SPO Inter-professional referrals as required CC system navigation as required Contact patient / caregiver re: rationale Other: Consult with SPO / ET / Wound Care Specialist and review / update care as required Validate use of BPG Inter-professional referrals as required Consider transfer to another pathway Other: 1v5 - 20130913 © Community Care Access Centre/Centre d’accès aux soins communautaires and Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres/Association des Centres d’accès aux soins communautaires de l’Ontario, 2013. 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