Heidi announces $65m Series B to accelerate building the AI Care Partner for Clinicians

Heidi Logo
Occupational Therapist Template

NDIS Initial template

About this template

The NDIS Initial template is a comprehensive documentation tool designed for occupational therapists to assess and document the needs of individuals with disabilities. This template covers a wide range of areas including medical history, medication management, social supports, education, cognition, communication, mobility, and daily living activities. It is particularly useful for creating detailed initial assessments for clients under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). By using this template with Heidi, clinicians can efficiently generate thorough reports that aid in developing personalized care plans and interventions, ensuring optimal support for their clients.

Preview template

Recognised Disability, Other Conditions & Current Health: - The patient has a history of cerebral palsy and underwent corrective surgery for scoliosis at age 12. - Currently, the patient experiences muscle stiffness and difficulty with fine motor skills, which have been present since childhood. - The patient has a stable mental health status with no history of psychiatric disorders. - The patient has no history of substance use, drug, or alcohol abuse. - The patient has not been hospitalized in the past five years. Medication Management: - The patient is on Baclofen for muscle spasticity. - Medication is administered orally, stored in a secure location, and prescriptions are managed by the primary care physician. Social History and Supports: - The patient lives with their parents. - The patient receives support from family members daily and attends a community support group weekly. - The patient has no forensics history or legal proceedings. Education and Employment: - The patient completed high school with special education support. - The patient is currently unemployed but volunteers at a local community center. Cognition: - The patient demonstrates average cognitive function with no significant deficits. Communication: - The patient communicates effectively using both verbal and non-verbal cues. Mobility: - Indoors, the patient uses a walker and requires minimal assistance. - Outdoors, the patient uses a wheelchair and requires assistance for longer distances. - The patient has a history of falls, primarily due to muscle weakness. Transfers: - The patient requires assistance for bed transfers using a transfer board. - Chair transfers are performed independently with the use of a grab bar. - The patient requires assistance for shower transfers using a shower chair. - Toilet transfers are performed independently with the use of a raised toilet seat. - Car transfers require assistance from a caregiver. Personal Activities of Daily Living: - The patient requires assistance for showering and uses a handheld showerhead. - Dressing is performed independently with the use of adaptive clothing. - The patient requires assistance for grooming tasks such as brushing hair and teeth. - The patient feeds themselves independently but uses adaptive utensils. - The patient has a regular sleep pattern and uses a body pillow for support. Instrumental Activities of Daily Living: - The patient requires assistance for meal planning and uses a meal delivery service. - Meal preparation is performed with assistance from family members. - The patient requires assistance for grocery shopping and uses a shopping list app. - Laundry tasks are performed with assistance from family members. - The patient requires assistance for domestic cleaning tasks. - The patient manages finances with assistance from a family member. Home Environment: - The patient lives in a single-story home owned by their parents. - The home has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. - The living area is accessible with the use of a walker. - The bedroom area is accessible with the use of a walker. - The bathroom and toilet area are accessible with the use of grab bars. - The kitchen area is accessible with the use of a walker. Goals: - The patient's goal is to improve independence in daily living activities. - Occupational therapy recommendations include increasing participation in community activities. - The proposed intervention plan includes weekly therapy sessions for six months. - Referrals to a physiotherapist for additional support have been made.

How to use this template

Step 1: Download the template
1

Download the template

Get started by downloading the template to your device

Step 2: Customize to your needs
2

Customize to your needs

Tailor the template to match your specific requirements

Step 3: Deploy and share
3

Deploy and share

Implement your customized template and share with your team

Related Templates

Say hello to your AI medical scribe

Smarter notes, better care