The Care Diary has now been added to the Android app! Please note that you will need to be using the latest version of the Tapestry app to access the Care Diary- version 4.2.0.

You can then set up default meal times that you would like to appear in your drop down menu/list when adding care diary entries. This will save you having to enter a specific time every time you would like to add a meal entry for a child/multiple children.To help patients understand more about their illness and Intensive Care stay we have introduced Patient Diaries. A diary of events has been shown to reduce stress in patients after they are discharged from the unit. complexity: this is about how your needs present and interact and the level of skill required to monitor the symptoms, treat the conditions and/or manage the care You can learn how to add an accident/incident form entry from this tutorial and this one then explains how you can export these from your account. If you disagree with the eligibility decision made by the ICB (after a full assessment of eligibility including the completion of the decision support tool), or if you have concerns about the procedure followed by the ICB to reach its eligibility decision, you can ask the ICB to review your case through its local resolution process. Remembering information can be difficult when you have limited memories of this time. This is why your patient diary can help you to make sense of everything that has happened and increase your chances of recovering positively. Information for Relatives

In this tutorial we will look at viewing, editing and deleting entries from the Care Diary, as well as permitting access and notifying relatives of these entries. You can read more about the concept of the ‘primary health need’ in the national framework (paragraphs 55 to 67). Assessments Making decisions about who is eligible for NHS continuing healthcareThe results of this systematic review and meta-analysis show that patients treated in intensive care units who received a diary had a lower risk of depression and better health-related quality of life measured by the global health domain of the SF-36 than those who did not receive a diary. On the other hand, there were no differences in PTSD and anxiety in patients, and the intensity of symptoms of depression and anxiety of patients who receive ICU diaries was similar to those who did not receive it. For the relatives of the patients, the results did not show improvement of psychological sequelae with the use of ICU diaries. Wan X, Wang W, Liu J, Tong T. Estimating the sample mean and standard deviation from the sample size, median, range and/or interquartile range. BMC Med Res Methodol. 2014;14:135. We recognise that the funding arrangements for ongoing care can be complex and highly sensitive, and often affect people at a very uncertain stage of their lives. National guidance exists to ensure that everyone has fair and consistent access to NHS continuing healthcare, regardless of where they live in England.