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NCOR Standard Data Collection Tool Australian Version

Osteopath Name or code:... (Optional, see Plain Language Statement) Part 1: PATIENT FORM Initial consultation details To be completed by the osteopath 1. Date of first appointment 2. Gender: Male Female 3. Postcode: 4. What is the patient s age? 5. What is the patient s height? 6. What is the patient s weight? 7. What is the patient s main occupation? Not applicable 9. Does the patient receive disability allowance? Yes No Not applicable 8. How would you describe the patient s current work status? (tick as appropriate) Working full time (employed) Working full time (self-employed) Working part time (employed) Working part time (self-employed) Not currently employed Retired Student Pre-school 10. Who referred the patient to this practice?* Patient GP Insurance company Employer Work cover 11. Has the patient ever had any osteopathic treatment before? yes no Another healthcare practitioner Solicitor TAC EPC Plan 12. How long did the patient have to wait for the first appointment to be offered? Same day 2-3 days 4-7 days 8 days or more 13. How many times has the patient visited their GP about this condition prior to coming to here? times 14. How physically demanding is the patient s occupation? sedentary light moderate strenuous not applicable 15. How strenuous are the patient s leisure time activities? (see examples below) sedentary light moderate strenuous not applicable EXAMPLE LEISURE ACTIVITIES Sedentary: handicrafts, cinema Light: badminton, bowling, light gardening, walking (including to and from shops) Moderate: jogging, swimming, moderate gardening Strenuous: basketball, competitive cycling, competitive swimming, football, squash, heavy gardening

16. How many weeks has the patient had this current problem? less than 1 week 1-2 weeks 3-4 weeks 5-6 weeks 6-12 weeks 13 or more weeks 18. How did the patient hear about this practice?* (tick all that apply) Word of mouth/recommendation Local advert Yellow pages I live nearby From a healthcare practitioner Internet search Other, please specify 20. Is the patient on a Hospital waiting list for treatment for this condition?* yes no 17. How many weeks has the patient been off work with this current problem? less than 1 week 1 week 2 weeks 3 weeks 4 weeks 5 weeks or more not applicable 19. Why did the patient decide to have osteopathy?* (tick all that apply)* Personal recommendation or referral Personal research Failure of previous treatment Previous experience of osteopathic treatment Desire to have osteopathic treatment Wanted a form of manual or hands on treatment Wanted to have drug-free treatment Other, please specify 21. How long has the patient been waiting for Hospital treatment for this condition?* Weeks Not applicable 22. Has the patient had previous Medical/Hospital treatment for this episode of this condition?* Yes No If yes, has this included: Tick all that apply Imaging e.g. an X-Ray or scan Medication Hospital outpatient treatment Hospital inpatient treatment 23. How would you classify the ethnic background of this patient? Oceanian South-East Asian Australian Vietnamese Australian Aboriginal Indonesian Torres Straight Islander Other Australian South Sea Islander North-East Asian New Zealander Chinese Maori Other Other.. Southern and Central Asian North West European Indian English Pakistani Scottish Other Irish People of the Americas Dutch North American German Central American Other. South American Southern and Eastern European Other Italian Sub-Saharan African Spanish Central and West African Greek Southern and East African Croatian Other.. North African and Middle Eastern Arab Other Jewish Other..

24. How long has the patient had their current symptoms with this episode? 25. Type of onset of symptoms? Tick all that apply Acute/sudden onset (of unknown origin) Traumatic onset (of known origin) Slow/insidious onset Recurring problem 26. Symptom areas: Please record up to three predominant symptom areas in order of priority 1. 2. 3. 1 Head/facial area 12 Lumbar 2 Temporo-mandibular 13 Sacroiliac/pelvis/groin 3 Neck 14 Gluteal region 4 Shoulder 15 Hip 5 Upper arm 16 Thigh/upper leg 6 Elbow 17 Knee 7 Forearm 18 Lower leg 8 Wrist 19 Ankle 9 Hand 20 Foot 10 Thoracic spine 21 Abdomen 11 Rib cage 22 Other 27. Is this the first episode? Please tick Yes, first time onset Second episode Third episode Fourth or more episodes 28. What investigations have taken place for this current problem? Tick all that apply None Blood test X-Ray CT Scan MRI Ultrasound scan Urinalysis Other (please state) 29. What current co-existing conditions (diagnosed by a medical practitioner) does the patient have (tick all that apply) Anaemia Angina Anxiety Arthritis Asthma Bowel disease Cancer COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) CHF (Congestive heart failure) Dementia Depression Diabetes Hearing impairment Hypertension Kidney disease Liver disease Migraine MI (myocardial infarct) Neurological disease Osteoporosis Peripheral vascular disease Pregnancy Stroke/TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attack) Upper gastrointestinal disease Visual impairment Other (please state)

Part 2: Management and treatment First appointment 30. Was this patient suitable for osteopathic treatment? Yes No 31. What types of treatment approaches have been used with the patient today? No treatment Soft tissue Articulation HVLA thrust Cranial techniques Muscle energy Strain/counterstrain Functional technique Visceral Myofascial release (MFR) Education Relaxation advice Steroid Injection Acupuncture Dietary advice Exercise Orthotics Lifestyle advice Other (please name) 32. Was informed consent obtained for any particular technique used? Yes Technique (Please state) No Not applicable 33. How was consent gained from the patient about osteopathic examination and treatment? (Tick all that apply) Implied consent Verbally Written Written and verbal Not applicable Other 34. Has information concerning the following been discussed with the patient? Possible risks of examination and treatment Possible side-effects of treatment Yes No Yes No 35. What other education and advice have been given to the patient to inform them about their condition? Please record all that apply Explanation of presenting problem Possible risk factors associated with a recurrence of symptoms Anticipated response to treatment Anticipated number of treatments Not applicable 36. What self-management strategies have been recommended for the patient to use?* Please tick all that apply None Vitamin or other nutritional supplements Application of heat Postural exercises/advice Application of cold Natural remedies Stretches Relaxation advice Rest Advice concerning physical activity Specific exercise Homeopathic or Naturopathic remedies General exercise Other Other (please state)

37. Who is responsible for payment for treatment * 38. Is an insurance case or litigation claim pending? Self Insurance company Employer/own company Other (please state) Yes No 39. Time allocated for first appointment minutes Second and subsequent appointments 40. After the first appointment, did the patient report any of the known complications of treatment described below within the first 24-48 hours? None of these Increased pain Increased stiffness Dizziness Nausea Headache Fatigue Serious adverse event, if known, please describe below 41. What was the patient s overall outcome after the first appointment?* Worst ever Much worse Worse Not improved/not worse Improved Much improved Best ever Resolved 42. What types of treatment approaches have been used with the patient? Please tick all that apply No treatment Soft tissue Articulation HVLA thrust Cranial Muscle energy Strain/counterstrain Functional Visceral Myofascial release (MFR) Education Relaxation advice Steroid Injection Acupuncture Dietary advice Exercise Orthotics Other (please name) 43. Was informed consent obtained for any particular technique used? Yes Technique (Please state) No Not applicable 44. How was consent gained from the patient about osteopathic examination and treatment? (Tick all that apply) Implied consent Verbally Written Written and verbal Not applicable Other

45. What other education and advice have been given to the patient to inform them about their condition? Please record all that apply Explanation of presenting problem Possible risk factors associated with a recurrence of symptoms Anticipated response to treatment Anticipated number of treatments Not applicable 46. What self-management strategies have been recommended for the patient to use? Please tick all that apply* None Vitamin or other nutritional supplements Application of heat Postural exercises/advice Application of cold Natural remedies Stretches Relaxation advice Rest Advice concerning physical activity Specific exercise Homeopathic or Naturopathic remedies General exercise Other (please state) 47. Time allocated for follow up appointments minutes Part 3: Final outcome report 48. Date of final visit: 49. Did the patient continue to report any of the known complications of treatment described below after the second and subsequent appointments? None of these Increased pain Increased stiffness Dizziness Nausea Headache Fatigue Serious adverse event, if known, please describe 50. What was the patient s overall outcome at their final appointment or to date? Worst ever Much worse Worse Not improved/not worse Improved Much improved Best ever Resolved 51. How many treatments did it take to achieve this?

52. Did you contact the patient s GP during this course of treatment? Yes since patient was referred to practice by GP Yes since GP had requested information Yes to request further information or investigation Yes for referral for other treatment No, the patient s GP was not contacted 53. How many treatments did the patient have before being able to return to work (if applicable)? Treatments Not applicable 54. What was the end result of the consultation period?* No further treatment. The patient was discharged. Patient was recommended to return for episodic care (Maintenance). Patient was referred for further investigations pending treatment under the care of the practice. Patient was referred on The patient terminated treatment due to lack of further personal funds The patient terminated treatment due to lack of further funding by insurance providers The patient did not return reason unknown The patient is still undergoing treatment for this condition at the end of the study period 55. Was the patient referred on from the practice? Yes No If yes, where was the patient referred to? Tick one option. Their GP for further investigations Their GP to try and arrange other treatment Another osteopath A homeopath An acupuncturist A podiatrist An Alexander teacher A physiotherapist A counsellor A chiropractor A sports massage therapist A Pilates trainer Other (please state) Thank you for completing this form Statement of accreditation This standardised data collection tool has been produced by the National Council for Osteopathic Research (NCOR), and funded by the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), the UK regulator of osteopaths. The intellectual property rights in the standardised data collection tool are jointly owned by the NCOR and the GOsC. The tool should be referenced in published work as: Moore AP, Leach CMJ, Fawkes CA. Standardised data collection tool for osteopathic practice. National Council for Osteopathic Research (UK) and General Osteopathic Council UK, 2009. *This tool has been modified with permission for use within Australia (Discipline of Osteopathy, RMIT University, Bundoora, April 2010)