Nessuna terapia 0
Terapia im, sc 2
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Terapia infusiva 4
Educazione alla famiglia per la gestione della terapia infusiva 4
Terapia parenterale totale 5
Gestione di port-cat / pompa per la terapia del dolore 6
11- MEDICAZIONI
Nessuna medicazione 0
Medicazione semplice a piatto / medicazione stomie 2
Medicazione CVC / Giugulare / CVP 2
Medicazione di 2° grado + varie medicazioni 1° stadio 4
Medicazioni lesioni 3°stadio, rimozione escara, ferite complicate, supurate,
deiscenza di sutura 6
Lesioni necrotiche, medicazioni complesse arti, capo, troco 6
Lesioni trofiche 6
Deiscenze, fistole, ascessi 6
Gestione delle lesioni in pazienti a rischio infettivo (HIV, HCV, …) 7
Totale score
60 -Assistenza alla terminalità oncologica □ si □ no
61- Assistenza alla terminalità non oncologica □ si □ no
62 - Trattamento riabilitativo neurologico in presenza di disabilità □ si □ no
63 - Trattamento riabilitativo ortopedico in presenza di disabilità □ si □ no
64 - Trattamento riabilitativo di mantenimento in presenza di disabilità □ si □ no
65 - Supervisione continua di utente con disabilità □ si □ no
66 - Supervisione continua di utente con disabilità □ si □ no
67 - Assistenza nelle IADL di utente con disabilità □ si □ no
68 Se si □ familiare □ assistente domestica □ SAD
LEGGENDA
Indice di complessità assistenziale BASSO <= 20
Indice di complessità assistenziale MEDI O < 40
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