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Module: Setting up and running your MISSION clinic
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Now that you have set up your project and started to identify patients, you can get your clinic set up and running!
This module will guide you through inviting patients, planning your clinic schedule, ensuring you have the right kit and running the clinic.
Module structure:
Document: Suggested clinic structure
Document: Example patient invitation letter
Document: Example patient information leaflet
Document: Suggested kit list
Document: MISSION clinic clinical record template
Video: Setting up and running a MISSION clinic
Document: Suggested questionnaires to accompany your clinic and where to find them
Document: How to interpret spirometry in primary care
Document: MISSION pulse oximetry guidelines
Document: COPD management guide
Document: Asthma management guide
Document: Stepping down therapy in Asthma
Videos: How to teach inhaler technique
Document: Inhaler technique teaching scripts
Link: PHT Inhaler technique cartoon
Document: How to use a nasal spray
Document: How to use a sinus rinse
Document: MISSION Asthma Self-Management plan
Document: MISSION Peak Flow diary
Document: MISSION COPD Self-Management plan
Docuemnt: MISSION Asthma management magnet
Document: MISSION COPD management magnet
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Patient invitation letter
Your MISSION patient information letter needs to provide all the necessary information for this new clinic style. Here is the letter we used for you to adapt to your clinic.... [Continue reading]
This information leaflet was used by the team to inform patients about the MISSION team. We have included it as an example for you to adapt to your project.... [Continue reading]
We have compiled a list of equipment that is required for a MISSION clinic. This can be adapted to your local need, but is a comprehensive list of what we used.... [Continue reading]
This template was developed by the MISSION clinical team for use in the EMIS system. It describes all aspects that are optimal for a MISSION consultation and so can also be used as a general consultat... [Continue reading]
This COPD management guide, produced by Ruth De Vos and Jayne Longstaff, is based on the local prescribing guidelines in South Eastern Hampshire. It is included as part of the MISSION toolkit as a gui... [Continue reading]
These Asthma guidelines were produced by the Wessex Asthma Network. These are developed to reflect the Wessex-wide guidelines. These are provided for your information but we advise that you consult yo... [Continue reading]
All patients seen in MISSION and diagnosed with Asthma or COPD should leave with a personalised self-management plan. We have included here the self-management plan we produced for the MISSION project... [Continue reading]
We have produced this handy guide to performing Spirometry in Primary Care. This is a useful aide memoir, however we encourage all staff performing Spirometry to maintain an up to dat ARTP qualificati... [Continue reading]
Though most patients you see in MISSION will be poorly controlled and thus need medication changed or escalated, you will find some patients who could be stepped down. This article suggests some insta... [Continue reading]
We have provided a template of the clinic stucture we used. This was the third iteration of clinic structure that developed through our four projects. You will need to adapt this to the space you have... [Continue reading]
Nasal sprays and drops are often prescribed in Asthma but rarely taught to patients. In our experiences in MISSION we found these are often misused. We feel education in these drugs is as key as deliv... [Continue reading]
