A Scotland without fuel poverty is a fairer Scotland: report
Report by the Scottish Fuel Poverty Strategic Working Group proposing a fresh approach to delivering affordable warmth and energy use in Scotland.
Appendix 6: Macmillan Care Plan
Client A
Bowel Cancer Primary
Completed By: Link Officer
Date: 20/02/2014
Designation: Holistic Needs Assessment Officer
Contact Details: 0141 287 7077
Copies sent to: GP/Client
Next Review Due:
Level 1: Score 0-3 (Mild Concerns)
Discuss Sources of concern with the patient, include information, contact details and monitor.
Level 2: Score 4-6 (Moderate Concerns)
As above for level 1 and provide information and discuss with a colleague if necessary and signpost to support. Use second level assessment tool if appropriate e.g HADs
Level 3: Score 7-10 (Significant Concerns)
As above in level 1 and 2, and use second level assessment tool if appropriate e.g HADs and refer to specialist services if required.
Overall Score on Distress Thermometer: (1-10)
| Main Concerns | Score | Description of Concern | Plan of Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Practical Concerns: Housing |
10 | Client living conditions are unsuitable for his condition specifically when his treatment has been undertaken. | Referral to Glasgow Housing Association 20.02.14. Client to be re housed. |
| Practical Concerns: Money | 10 | Client will be off work due to condition and will not get sick pay. | Referral to Long Term Conditions & Macmillan Service 20.02.14. Full Benefit Review |
| Practical Concerns: Caring Responsibilities | 10 | Client does not want his family to be burdened with his caring responsibilities. | Potential future referral to Cordia Home Care (Client will contact Link Officer when referral to be carried out) |
| Emotional Concerns; Worry, Fear and Anxiety | 10 | Client is concerned about his forth coming treatment and surgery. | Signposted Client to his Clinical Nurse Specialist for reassurance regarding treatment. |
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