Integrated Care Pathway Trans Urethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP /GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP)

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Integrated Care Pathway Trans Urethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP /GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP) Use this pathway for all patients requiring planned surgery for TURP Patient name / Label DOB: Hospital Number Consultant: How to use the pathway: 1. The pathway should be used from being seen in pre admission 2. The document forms a single, multidisciplinary record and should be used i. by all staff in place of separate unidisciplinary notes (history sheets, nursing kardex etc) 3. All staff must complete the signature sheet on page 2 4. The pathway is a prompt only, any deviations from the pathway, must be written in the variance column along with any action taken and the results of the action. The variance must also be signed. This process enables the practitioner to use their clinical judgement and also enables the pathway to be audited more easily 5. It is a legal document, therefore all entries on the pathway, must be signed for. 6. Where possible the pathway has been based on clinical evidence. Where no evidence is available, a decision has been made to use best clinical practise. 7. The pathway follows the patient throughout their stay in hospital and includes discharge planning. 8. To use the pathway, just follow the prompts, fill in the relevant spaces, add any variances and then sign in the relevant area. If there are any changes and there is no room on the page, write in the variance column. 9. If patients condition requires lots of free text, extra sheets of clinical record can be added on a daily basis until the condition becomes stable. Deviation from the pathway should be avoided if possible. If the patient is removed from the pathway or extra clinical sheets are added this must be added to the variance page. Abbreviations used: BM = Blood Glucose Monitoring MSW = Medical Social Worker BP = Blood Pressure MRSA = Methicillin Resistant Staphlococcus Aureus D.O.B. = Date of Birth N = No Dr = Doctor NA = Not applicable FU = Follow Up 02 = Oxygen GP = General Practioner. PU = Passing Urine Hum = Humidifed PAC = Pressure Area Care Hrly = hourly Pt = Patient Min = Minute TEDS = anti embolic stockings MSU = Mid Stream Urine Y = Yes If you have any problems with this pathway. Please contact the Urology Specialist Nurses on ext 4866 1

Integrated Care Pathway (TURP/GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP) Consultant Ward.. Attach Patient Label Here Name:.... Address:...... Hospital Number.. Date of Birth. SIGNATURE SHEET Please give your full name, designation, initials and full signature below, if you write in this pathway. This is for legal purposes. FULL NAME DESIGNATION FULL SIGNATURE INITIALS Alister Campbell Melissa Davies Mohammed Saghir James Brewin Vaselios Sakalis Daphne Philips CNS 7 Kate Chadwick CNS 6 Consultant Urologist Consultant Urologist Consultant Urologist Consultant Urologist Locum Consultant Urologist Clinical Fellow Sp/R CT F1 F1 2

Variance Sheet Date & Time Variance Number / Reason Action Taken and result from action Sign 3

Patient name.hospital number. Date Date of Operation Urological assessment Frequency: Nocturia: Haematuria: Urgency Hesitancy Stream Incontinence Urinalysis: Blood Protein Leucocytes Nitrites MSU Yes / No Copy to GP Yes / No Medication: Flow Studies Maximum urinary flow (Qmax): ml/sec Average flow (Qave):.ml / sec Voided volume:...ml Residual volume.ml Other investigations / Advice Follow up 3/12 LUTS tel/op LUTS/ Cons F/U Print Name and Signature: Date and Time Band IPSS Score 1 Incomplete emptying Over the past month, how often have you had a sensation of not emptying your bladder completely after you finish urinating? 2 Frequency Over the past month, how often have you had to urinate again in less than two hours after you finished urinating? 3 Intermittency Over the past month, how often have you found you stopped and started again several times when you urinated? 4 Urgency Over the past month, how often have your found it difficult to postpone urination? 5 Weak Stream Not at all Less than 1 time in 5 Less than half the time About half the time More than half the time Almost Always Over the past month, how often have you had a weak urinary stream? 6 Straining Over the past month, how often have you had to push or strain to begin urination 7 Nocturia Over the past month, how many times did you most typically get up to urinate form the time you went to bed at night until the time you got up in the morning Total I-PSS Score Quality of life due to urinary symptoms Delighted Pleased Mostly satisfied Mixed about equally satisfied & dissatisfied Most dissatisfied Unhappy Terrible If you were to spend the rest of your life with your urinary condition just the way it is now, how would your feel about that? 6 4

Integrated Care Pathway (TURP/GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP) Consultant Ward.. Date: Surgeon:.. Assistant: Operation Note Attach Patient Label Here Name:.... Address:...... Hospital Number.. Date of Birth. Anaesthetist: Anaesthetic : General / Spinal Calf compression : Yes / no TRANS-URETHRAL RESECTION (Diathermy) / TRANS-URETHRAL RESECTION (GYRUS)/ HOLMIUM ABLATION (HOLAP)/ HOLMIUM ENUCLEATION (HOLEP) ANY ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES: Assessment: Pre-op checklist with patient consent process completed EUA: Benign / Malignant Clinical Stage. CYSTOSCOPY Interventions PRE-SURGERY POST-SURGERY Urethrotomy performed Yes / No Resectoscope sheath size.french Weight resected..grams Haemostasis Perforations Yes / No Three Way Catheter..FG volume of water in balloon mls Antibiotic given Yes / No Gentamicin Yes / No Dose Other Post Operation instructions: See over for photographs CONSULTANT / SURGEON SIGNATURE NAME DATE & TIME 5

Pre Op Photographs / Stickers(Prosthesis/Equipment/ sutures etc) Post Op 6

Integrated Care Pathway (TURP/GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP) Consultant Ward.. Attach Patient Label Here Name:.... Address:...... Hospital Number.. Date of Birth. To be completed by medical & nursing staff Date and time Clinical Record legible signature & grade MANDATORY for each entry Post OP Operation / Current diagnosis Active problem Progress improving / stable / unstable Name Date Hb WBC Plat Neut INR APTT Na K Urea egfr Creat CRP TP ALB Glo Bil ALT ALP GGT Amy If required, extra clinical sheets can be added per day document use on variance sheet on page 3 7

Post Operation on Return to ward Nursing notes (all fields are mandatory) Respiratory System O2 Saturations = Supplementary O2 = Nasal specs. / O2 mask / Hum O2 Chest Physiotherapy Y / N GenitoUrinary System Catheter in situ Yes / No Catheter volumes - 6hrly/2 hrly/1 hrly Bladder irrigation in progress Yes No Comments & action Catheter removal plan:( MSU copy to GP Y/N) Adequate urine output - Yes No Cardiovascular System BP &TPR frequency 1*/2*/4*/QDS/TDS/BD/OD Change to frequency If yes, action: TEDS Y / N Removed for 30mins daily Y / N Change every 3 days for clean pair due Wound Any existing wounds? Dressing details; Catheter care given Yes / No / N.A Dressing form Y / N Comments & actions Gastro-intestinal system Tolerating normal diet Light diet : Fluids : Skin Braden score = Assessment of broken areas Nutritional assessment score = BM monitoring frequency Pain and Nausea Control method Oral Control adequate (pain score <4) - Yes No. If no, action Mobility Pressure area care (as per policy) Frequency of PAC State patient mobility Cot side assessment form completed Y / N Personal hygiene/ mouth care Please free text what care you gave Manual Handling assessment Score: Action & comments: Infection: Any signs of infection Yes / No MRSA pathway in use Yes/No Additional notes 8 Communication Relatives / Drs/ MSW Discharge Planning Pu ing good volumes Urine clear or clot free Good bladder control Pt discharged with catheter Community team informed Yes / No Yes /No Yes / No Yes / No / NA Yes / No / NA Pt informed of FU plan Yes / No Document and check for variance on page 3

Integrated Care Pathway (TURP/GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP) Consultant Ward.. l Attach Patient Label Here Name:.... Address:...... Hospital Number.. Date of Birth. To be completed by medical & nursing staff Date and time Clinical Record legible signature & grade MANDATORY for each entry Day 1 Operation / Current diagnosis Active problem Progress improving / stable / unstable Name Date Hb WBC Plat Neut INR APTT Na K Urea egfr Creat CRP TP ALB Glo Bil ALT ALP GGT Amy If required, extra clinical sheets can be added per day document use on variance sheet on page 3 9

Day 1- Nursing notes (all fields are mandatory) Respiratory System O2 Saturations = Supplementary O2 = Nasal specs. / O2 mask / Hum O2 Chest Physiotherapy Y / N GenitoUrinary System Catheter in situ Yes / No Catheter volumes - 6hrly/2 hrly/1 hrly Bladder irrigation in progress Yes No Comments & action Cardiovascular System BP &TPR frequency 1*/2*/4*/QDS/TDS/BD/OD Change to frequency If yes, action: TEDS Y / N Removed for 30mins daily Y / N Change every 3 days for clean pair due Wound Any existing wounds? Catheter removal plan:( MSU copy to GP Y/N) Dressing details; Catheter removed as instruction Yes / No / N.A Catheter care given Yes / No / N.A Dressing form Y / N Adequate urine output - Comments & actions Gastro-intestinal system Yes No Tolerating normal diet Light diet : Fluids : Nutritional assessment score = BM monitoring frequency Pain and nausea Control method Oral Control adequate (pain score <4) - Yes No. If no, action Personal hygiene/ mouth care Please free text what care you gave Skin Braden score = Assessment of broken areas Mobility Pressure area care (as per policy) Frequency of PAC State patient mobility Cot side assessment form completed Y / N Manual Handling assessment Score: Action & comments: Infection: Any signs of infection Yes / No MRSA pathway in use Yes/No Communication Relatives / Drs/ MSW Patient advised re catheter care & Plan Yes /No/NA Additional notes Discharge Planning Pu ing good volumes Yes / No Urine clear or clot free Yes /No Pt discharged with catheter Yes /No/NA Community team informed Yes /No/NA Pt informed of follow up plan Yes Document and check for variance on page 3 10

l Integrated Care Pathway (TURP/GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP) Consultant Ward.. Attach Patient Label Here Name:.... Address:...... Hospital Number.. Date of Birth. To be completed by medical & nursing staff Date and time Clinical Record legible signature & grade MANDATORY for each entry Day 2 Operation / Current diagnosis Active problem Progress improving / stable / unstable Name Date Hb WBC Plat Neut INR APTT Na K Urea egfr Creat CRP TP ALB Glo Bil ALT ALP GGT Amy If required, extra clinical sheets can be added per day document use on variance sheet on page 3 11

Day 2- Nursing notes (all fields are mandatory) Respiratory System O2 Saturations = Supplementary O2 = Nasal specs. / O2 mask / Hum O2 Chest Physiotherapy Y / N GenitoUrinary System Catheter in situ Yes / No Catheter volumes - 6hrly/2 hrly/1 hrly Bladder irrigation in progress Yes No Comments & action Cardiovascular System BP &TPR frequency 1*/2*/4*/QDS/TDS/BD/OD Change to frequency If yes, action: TEDS Y / N Removed for 30mins daily Y / N Change every 3 days for clean pair due Wound Any existing wounds? Catheter removal plan:( MSU copy to GP Y/N) Dressing details; Catheter removed as instruction Yes / No / N.A Catheter care given Yes / No / N.A Dressing form Y / N Adequate urine output - Comments & actions Gastro-intestinal system Yes No Tolerating normal diet Light diet : Fluids : Nutritional assessment score = BM monitoring frequency Pain and nausea Control method Oral Control adequate (pain score <4) - Yes No. If no, action Personal hygiene/ mouth care Please free text what care you gave Skin Braden score = Assessment of broken areas Mobility Pressure area care (as per policy) Frequency of PAC State patient mobility Cot side assessment form completed Y / N Manual Handling assessment Score: Action & comments: Infection: Any signs of infection Yes / No MRSA pathway in use Yes/No Communication Relatives / Drs/ MSW Patient advised re catheter care & Plan Yes /No/NA Additional notes Discharge Planning Pu ing good volumes Yes / No Urine clear or clot free Yes /No Pt discharged with catheter Yes /No/NA Community team informed Yes /No/NA Pt informed of follow up plan Yes Document and check for variance on page 3 12

l Integrated Care Pathway (TURP/GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP) Consultant_ Ward.. Attach Patient Label Here Name:.... Address:...... Hospital Number.. Date of Birth. To be completed by medical & nursing staff Date and time Clinical Record legible signature & grade MANDATORY for each entry Day 3 Operation / Current diagnosis Active problem Progress improving / stable / unstable Name Date Hb WBC Plat Neut INR APTT Na K Urea egfr Creat CRP TP ALB Glo Bil ALT ALP GGT Amy If required, extra clinical sheets can be added per day document use on variance sheet on page 3 13

Day 3- Nursing notes (all fields are mandatory) Respiratory System O2 Saturations = Supplementary O2 = Nasal specs. / O2 mask / Hum O2 Chest Physiotherapy Y / N GenitoUrinary System Catheter in situ Yes / No Catheter volumes - 6hrly/2 hrly/1 hrly Bladder irrigation in progress Yes No Comments & action Cardiovascular System BP &TPR frequency 1*/2*/4*/QDS/TDS/BD/OD Change to frequency If yes, action: TEDS Y / N Removed for 30mins daily Y / N Change every 3 days for clean pair due Wound Any existing wounds? Catheter removal plan:( MSU copy to GP Y/N) Dressing details; Catheter removed as instruction Yes / No / N.A Catheter care given Yes / No / N.A Dressing form Y / N Adequate urine output - Comments & actions Gastro-intestinal system Yes No Tolerating normal diet Light diet : Fluids : Nutritional assessment score = BM monitoring frequency Pain and nausea Control method Oral Control adequate (pain score <4) - Yes No. If no, action Personal hygiene/ mouth care Please free text what care you gave Skin Braden score = Assessment of broken areas Mobility Pressure area care (as per policy) Frequency of PAC State patient mobility Cot side assessment form completed Y / N Manual Handling assessment Score: Action & comments: Infection: Any signs of infection Yes / No MRSA pathway in use Yes/No Communication Relatives / Drs/ MSW Patient advised re catheter care & Plan Yes /No/NA Additional notes Discharge Planning Pu ing good volumes Yes / No Urine clear or clot free Yes /No Pt discharged with catheter Yes /No/NA Community team informed Yes /No/NA Pt informed of follow up plan Yes Document and check for variance on page 3 14

l Integrated Care Pathway (TURP/GYRUS/HOLAP/HOLEP) Consultant Ward.. Attach Patient Label Here Name:.... Address:...... Hospital Number.. Date of Birth. 3/12 Follow up appointment Date Date of Operation Consultant Surgeon Histology: Benign / Malignant Grams resected Patient informed of histology Yes / No Clinical Progress notes: Frequency: Nocturia: Haematuria: Urgency Hesitancy Stream Incontinence Urinalysis: Blood Protein Leucocytes Nitrites MSU Yes / No Copy to GP Yes / No Medication: IPSS Score on reverse of this sheet Total Symptom Score (Max 35) Quality of Life (Max 6) Symptoms = Quality of Life = Flow Studies Maximum urinary flow (Qmax): ml/sec Average flow (Qave):.ml / sec Voided volume:...ml Residual volume.ml Other investigations / Advice Follow up: Signature: 15

IPSS Score 1 Incomplete emptying Over the past month, how often have you had a sensation of not emptying your bladder completely after you finish urinating? 2 Frequency Over the past month, how often have you had to urinate again in less than two hours after you finished urinating? 3 Intermittency Over the past month, how often have you found you stopped and started again several times when you urinated? 4 Urgency Over the past month, how often have your found it difficult to postpone urination? 5 Weak Stream Not at all Less than 1 time in 5 Less than half the time About half the time More than half the time Almost Always Over the past month, how often have you had a weak urinary stream? 6 Straining Over the past month, how often have you had to push or strain to begin urination 7 Nocturia Over the past month, how many times did you most typically get up to urinate form the time you went to bed at night until the time you got up in the morning Total I-PSS Score Quality of life due to urinary symptoms Delighted Pleased Mostly satisfied Mixed about equally satisfied & dissatisfied Most dissatisfied Unhappy Terrible If you were to spend the rest of your life with your urinary condition just the way it is now, how would your feel about that? 6 16