Holistic Common Assessment

Meeting the complex, wide-ranging and changing needs of people approaching the end of life requires

• effective care co-ordination across boundaries
• strong communication
• a sound understanding of the individual’s needs, preferences and priorities for care.

Effective holistic assessment processes are key to this.

Related NEoLCP Publications

Advance Care Planning: A Guide for Health and Social Care Staff

Advance Decisions to Refuse Treatment: A Guide for Health and Social Care Staff

Common core competences and principles for health and social care workers working with adults at the end of life

A Framework of National Occupational Standards to support common core competences for health and social care workers working with adults at the end of life

End of Life Care Strategy

Planning for Your Future Care – A Guide

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