NHS Continuing Healthcare Consent Form
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1 Background: Before we can undertake the NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) assessment, we require a number of consents to proceed. These consents can only be provided by the patient, when they have mental capacity to do so. Part 1 of this form should be used in these circumstances. The NHS and social services assume that the patient has capacity to decide unless there is clear evidence that they do not. In these situations the person carrying out the assessment has to conduct a Mental Capacity Assessment and if the patient lacks mental capacity to make a decision to proceed with the CHC assessment, the professional must then make a Best Interest Decision to proceed on their behalf. Part 2 of this form should be used in these circumstances. If a patient, without mental capacity to decide, has a representative who has a valid Lasting Power of Attorney for Health and Welfare or is a Court Appointed Deputy, this representative can make the Best Interest Decision to proceed with the assessment. There are no other circumstances when another person can provide the consents required. The professional should explain to the patient the consent decisions required and that they may withdraw consent at any time, although this may affect what service the CCG is able to provide. The consents cover the following: Consent to proceed with a CHC assessment which will be used to inform a decision about your eligibility for NHS CHC services To access any of your relevant health and social care records from, for example, community health services, social services, care home or specialist service providers). To permit your GP surgery to share your medical record (hard copy or electronic) with the health and social care professionals involved in your CHC assessment and care. To permit the CCG to add information resulting from the CHC assessment into your GP medical record and for your GP to view this information. Communication of your eligibility decision to those involved in your care. Allowing, if eligible for NHS CHC, for regular reviews to take place and for ongoing discussions about the management of your care. Storage of your personal records by the CHC team in accordance with data protection legislation. Consent to share information with your nominated next of kin or a representative if you wish this. Where there are disputes, sharing your information with colleagues involved in the dispute resolution process outlined in the National Framework for CHC.
2 Where relevant, sharing your information for audit purposes to improve service delivery as stated in the National Framework for CHC. This data will be anonymised and will not identify you personally. By 2017 the NHS plans to have established electronic transfer of health and social care records to improve and speed-up the care services we offer patients. GP surgeries are included in this plan. They use one of two computer systems (called SystmOne or EMIS) and with your consent, the CCG will be able to see your medical record and use the information for the assessment and care planning services it offers. It is an important part of the CHC assessment processes. In addition, with your consent, the CCG will add information resulting from the CHC assessment into your GP medical record. If you would like to discuss this with your GP surgery please contact them directly. If you or the professional involved in coordinating your assessment have any questions about the above, please call the CCG s CHC Team Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm on:
3 PART 1 CONSENT GIVEN BY A PERSON WHO HAS MENTAL CAPACITY Our commitment to you: To assess your case in line with the National Framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare and Funded Nursing Care To manage your personal information in line with current legislation and guidance. To ensure you are provided with support through care package management and reviews. To work with you to resolve disputes through the appeals and resolutions process. Provide you with information relevant to support your consenting decisions To enable us to proceed with your assessment please provide your consent for the following by ticking the appropriate box. 1 Consent to proceed with a CHC assessment which will be used to inform a decision about your eligibility for NHS CHC services 2 To access any of your relevant health and social care records from, for example, hospital and community health services, social services, care home or specialist service providers) 3 To permit your GP surgery to share your medical record (hard copy or electronic) with the health and social care professionals involved in your CHC assessment and care. 4 To permit the CCG to add information resulting from the CHC assessment into your GP medical record and for your GP to view this information. 5 Communication of your eligibility decision to those involved in your care. 6 Allowing, if eligible for NHS CHC, for regular reviews to take place and for on-going discussions about the management of your care. 7 Storage of your personal records by the CHC team in accordance with data protection legislation. 8 Consent to share information with your nominated next of kin or a representative if you wish this. Please provide their contact details below. 9 Where there are disputes, sharing your information with colleagues involved in the dispute resolution process outlined in the National Framework for CHC. 10 Where relevant, sharing your information for audit purposes to improve services and provide assurance to NHS England that we are delivering a service in accordance with the National Framework for CHC. This data will be anonymised and will not identify you personally. Please indicate below if there is any health and social care information you do not wish us to access or to share: YES NO
4 Part 1 continued: Consent given by the individual who has mental capacity Where a patient is unable to consent to the CHC process themselves please go to Part 2 and 3 Patient s Permanent Address: Address of Placement (if applicable): Postcode: Tel (Home) Tel (Mobile) Postcode: Tel: If you have ticked the box above to nominate a next of kin or other representative to be involved in the assessment and for us to share your information, please provide their contact details. Name of representative: Relationship:. Address: Postcode... Tel.(Home) Tel (Mobile).. Name of representative: Relationship:. Address: Postcode.... Tel.(Home) Tel (Mobile) I consent to the NHS CHC assessment, care planning and review processes. I am signing to say I have read and understood the information given on pages 1and 2 of this document and have completed the consent sections above. Patient Signature: Date: Professional Only If the patient has capacity, but is unable to read or write: If the patient can indicate their consent by making their mark (on the consent form above) this should be encouraged. It is good practice for the mark to be witnessed and to be recorded in the case notes. Where the patient has capacity but is only able to verbally consent, this must be witnessed by two people:
5 Signature: Name: Designation / relationship: Date:
6 PART 2 CONSENT WHEN A PERSON LACKS MENTAL CAPACITY Part 2: For patients where it is felt they are Unable to Consent to the Continuing Healthcare process. All sections must be completed. This section must be completed by the professional completing the first stage of the CHC Assessment using the CHC Checklist Tool. All parts of this section must be completed before for the assessment can proceed. Section 2a Assessment of Capacity as per the Mental Capacity Act 2005 Does the person have a temporary or permanent impairment or a disturbance in the functioning of the mind or brain? If Yes are they able to understand, retain and weigh up the information and communicate their decision? Yes / No (Give reasons) Yes / No (Give reasons) If No they will lack capacity I have considered whether the person is likely to regain capacity. If YES, can the decision wait until then? If NO, is the person likely to regain capacity? If YES, can the decision wait until then? If NO, continue with the Best Interest Decision Section 2b Best Interest Decision Are you aware if this person has refused this CHC Assessment process in a Valid Advanced Directive? Where possible and appropriate have you consulted with other professionals, relevant documentation (e.g. GP notes, care plans, nursing notes) and those close to the person? Do you believe this process to be in the person s best interest? Yes / No (Give reasons) Yes / No (Give reasons) Yes / No (Give reasons)
7 Patient Name: DOB: NHS: Section 2c Involvement from family and/or advocate including IMCA (if appropriate) It is good practice to consult with those close to the person (e.g. spouse/partner, family or advocate) unless you have good reason to believe that the person would not have wished for particular individuals to be consulted, or unless the urgency of their situation prevents this. I confirm I have been involved in the discussion with the relevant professional over the capacity assessment of I understand that they are unable to give their consent. I also understand the assessment can lawfully be provided if it is in their best interest. Name: Relationship to person being assessed: Address: Signature: Date: If you have not liaised with family members or an advocate please state why: 2d Signature of Health or Social Care Professional The CHC Assessment process is, in my clinical judgement, in the best interests of the patient, who lacks capacity to consent for him/herself. Where possible and appropriate I have discussed the patient s condition with those close to him/her and taken their knowledge of the client s views and beliefs into account in determining what is in their best interests. I have/have not sought a second opinion YES NO Signature: Designation: Print Name: Date: Where a second opinion sought, s/he should sign below to confirm agreement: Signature: Designation: Print Name: Date:
8 Section 3: Legal Representative - Decision Maker (when the patient lacks capacity) Where the representative holds Legal Authorisation Please note Section 2 a, b and d must be completed by a health or social care professional Source of Legal Authorisation: Please tick appropriate box. Please note you may be asked to provide evidence of your legal status For health/social care professionals only have you seen the evidence (Source of Legal Authorisation)? Yes / No Lasting Power of Attorney for health and welfare Deputyship for health and welfare Guardianship Full Name of Representative: Name: Signature: Profession: Date: Relationship to person being assessed: Address: Contact Telephone Number: Mobile: Legal Representative: I confirm that I have received information on the Continuing Healthcare Process. Tick I confirm that it is in the best interests of to have an NHS Continuing Healthcare Checklist / Fast Track / Decision Support Tool and all subsequent reviews being undertaken. I confirm that I agree with the principles set out in page 1 and 2 and have completed the consents form on page 3. Signature: Print Name: Date:
9 Section 4: For completion by the patient s representative if the patient is deceased. Are you the representative of the deceased patient? YES NO Your Name: Permanent Address: Post Code: Tel:. You must provide the appropriate original documentation of proof to act on behalf of the deceased, as follows:- A redacted copy of the Will showing the Executor / Administrator or beneficiary A sealed Grant of Probate or Grant of Letters of Administration or confirmation the applicant is in the process of obtaining authority from the Probate Registry (which will be required before the claim can be considered fully). Legal evidence that a Will is being contested. Two forms of ID as below. You may if you wish bring the original document to the address on the letter and the assessment team will photocopy them for you. Primary Evidence minimum of 1 form of identity UK passport / other country passport Driving Licence Birth/Adoption certificate Marriage/Separation document Annulment document Aliens Registration Certificate IND SAL letter or travel document National ID card NINO card with National Insurance Number National Insurance contributions form Medical card with NHS number HM forces employment certificate Change of name document State benefit Book/Notification letter Sub-contractors certificate P45 E111 Please complete Section 4 overleaf Secondary documents for proof of identity Pay slip Tenancy agreement, rent book or rent card Utility bills such as gas, electricity and water Fixed telephone bills Railcard, travel card and bus-pass Season ticket. Bank or Building Society debit or credit cards Store charge card Bank or building society statement / passbook Shares certificates Life insurance policy Trade Union membership card
10 Section 4: For completion by the patient s representative if the patient is deceased. Representative: I consent on behalf of., to have an NHS Continuing Healthcare Checklist / Fast Track / Decision Support Tool completed. I consent for Ipswich & East Suffolk and West Suffolk CCG to have access to the patient s relevant records, which may include medical details, in order to gather all the necessary information to complete the Continuing Healthcare assessment. Tick I confirm that I am agreeing to the principles set out in page one. Representative Signature(s):. Date Name of Representative(s): Once completed please send a copy of this consent form to NHS Continuing Healthcare Service by secure (preferred) or post. Post: NHS Continuing Healthcare, Landmark House, 4 Egerton Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 5PB WSCCG.suffolkchc@nhs.net
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