Documentation
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- Only 24 of the 101 patients who had a serious illness conversation received a dedicated SIC clinical note. — Adapting and implementing the Serious Illness Care Programme for outpatient oncology, cardiology and palliative medicine clinics: a mixed-methods feasibility study
- The structured SIC documentation template was embedded in the electronic health record and mirrored the Guide's sequence and content. — Adapting and implementing the Serious Illness Care Programme for outpatient oncology, cardiology and palliative medicine clinics: a mixed-methods feasibility study
- Most clinicians preferred their usual documentation methods because the template disrupted workflow and duplicated data entry. — Adapting and implementing the Serious Illness Care Programme for outpatient oncology, cardiology and palliative medicine clinics: a mixed-methods feasibility study
- Fragmented documentation caused avoidable repetition when an oncologist was unaware that a cardiologist had already conducted an SIC. — Adapting and implementing the Serious Illness Care Programme for outpatient oncology, cardiology and palliative medicine clinics: a mixed-methods feasibility study