V2.1 Cluster 2 Acute Care to Rehab & Complex Continuing Care (CCC) Referral

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Referral Destination Referral to Rehab: (Please check one) HTSD / Regular stream LTLD/slowstream Either (Receiving facility to determine) Referral to Complex Continuing Care (CCC) (For LTLD / slowstream rehab, select within Rehab Category above) If Faxed Include Number of Pages (Including Cover): Pages Estimated Date of Rehab/CCC Readiness: DD/MM/YYYY Patient Details and Demographics Health Card #: Version Code: Province Issuing Health Card: No Health Card #: Surname: No Version Code: Given Name(s): No Known Address: Home Address: City: Province: Postal Code: Country: Telephone: Alternate Telephone: No Alternate Telephone: Current Place of Residence (Complete If Different From Home Address) : Date of Birth: DD/MM/YYYY Gender: M F Other Marital Status: Patient Speaks/Understands English: Yes No Interpreter Required: Yes No Primary Language: English French Other Primary Alternate Contact Person: Relationship to Patient (Please Check All Applicable Boxes): POA SDM Spouse Other Telephone: Alternate Telephone: No Alternate Telephone: Secondary Alternate Contact Person: None Provided: Relationship to Patient: POA SDM Spouse Other (Please Check All Applicable Boxes) Telephone: Alternate Telephone: No Alternate Telephone: Insurance: N/A: For CCC Only - Co-Payment Discussed With: Patient Other Page 1 of 8

Rehab/CCC Population Requested: ABI Amputee Burns Cardiac Chronic Ventilation General/Medical Geriatric MSK Neuro Oncology Respiratory Rehab Spinal Cord Stroke Trauma Transplant Other Current Location Name: Current Location Address: City: Province: Postal Code: Current Location Contact Number: Bed Offer Contact Name: Bed Offer Contact Number: Medical Information Primary Health Care Provider (e.g. MD or NP) Surname: Given Name(s): None Allergies: No Known Allergies Yes --- If Yes, List Allergies: Infection Control: None MRSA VRE CDIFF ESBL TB Other (Specify): Admission Date: DD/MM/YYYY Date of Injury/Event: DD/MM/YYYY Surgery Date: DD/MM/YYYY Nature/Type of Injury/Event: Primary Diagnosis: Current Medical Issues: Past Medical History: Height: Weight: Is Patient Currently Receiving Dialysis: Yes No Peritoneal Hemodialysis Frequency/Days: Location: Page 2 of 8

Is Patient Currently Receiving Chemotherapy: Yes No Frequency: Duration: Location: Is Patient Currently Receiving Radiation Therapy: Yes No Frequency: Duration: Location: Concurrent Treatment Requirements Off-Site: Yes No Details: Prognosis: Improve Remain Stable Deteriorate Palliative; Palliative Performance Scale: Unknown Advanced Medical Directives: Services Consulted: PT OT SW Speech and Language Pathology Nutrition Other Pending Investigations: Yes No Details: Frequency of Lab Tests: Unknown: None: Study Medications: Yes No Details: Respiratory Care Requirements Does the Patient Have Respiratory Care Requirements?: Yes No -- If No, Skip to Next Section Supplemental Oxygen: Yes No Ventilator: Yes No Special Oxygen Equipment/Human Resources required? (e.g. rebreather, Optiflow, specialized resources of Respiratory Therapist): No Yes (if Yes, Please Specify): Breath Stacking: Yes No Insufflation/Exsufflation: Yes No Tracheostomy: Yes No Cuffed Cuffless Type: Size: Suctioning: Yes No Frequency: C-PAP: Yes No Patient Owned: Yes No Bi-PAP: Yes No Rescue Rate: Yes No Patient Owned: Yes No Page 3 of 8

Additional Comments: IV Therapy IV in Use?: Yes No -- If No, Skip to Next Section IV Therapy: Yes No Central Line: Yes No PICC Line : Yes No Name of IV Medication: Swallowing and Nutrition Swallowing Deficit: Yes No Swallowing Assessment Completed: Yes No Type of Swallowing Deficit Including any Additional Details: TPN: Yes (If Yes, Include Prescription With Referral) No Enteral Feeding: Yes No Tube Type: Specify Formula Type & Rate of Feeds: Skin Condition Surgical Wounds and/or Other Wounds/Ulcers: Yes No -- If No, Skip to Next Section 1. Location: Stage: Dressing Type: (e.g. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy or VAC) Frequency: Time to Complete Dressing: Less Than 30 Minutes Greater Than 30 Minutes 2. Location: Stage: Dressing Type: Frequency: (e.g. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy or VAC) Time to Complete Dressing: Less Than 30 Minutes Greater Than 30 Minutes 3. Location: Stage: Dressing Type: Frequency: (e.g. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy or VAC) Time to Complete Dressing: Less Than 30 Minutes Greater Than 30 Minutes * If additional wounds exist, add supplementary information on a separate sheet of paper. Continence Is Patient Continent?: Yes No -- If Yes, Skip to Next Section Page 4 of 8

Bladder Continent: Yes No If No: Occasional Incontinence Incontinent Bowel Continent: If No: Occasional Incontinence Incontinent Yes No Pain Care Requirements Does the Patient Have a Pain Management Strategy?: Yes No -- If No, Skip to Next Section Controlled With Oral Analgesics: Yes No Medication Pump: Yes No Methadone: Yes No Epidural: Yes No Has a Pain Plan of Care Been Started: Yes No Communication Does the Patient Have a Communication Impairment?: Yes No --If No, Skip to Next Section Communication Impairment Description: Cognition Cognitive Impairment: Yes No Unable to Assess -- If No or Unable to Assess, Skip to Next Section Details on Cognitive Deficits: Has the Patient Shown the Ability to Learn and Retain Information: Yes No -- If No, Details: Delirium: Yes No -- If Yes, Cause/Details: History of Diagnosed Dementia: Yes No Behaviour Are There Behavioural Issues?: Yes No -- If No, Skip to Next Section Does the Patient Have a Behaviour Management Strategy: Yes No Behaviour: Need for Constant Observation Verbal Aggression Physical Aggression Agitation Wandering Sundowning Exit-Seeking Resisting Care Other Restraints -- If Yes, Type/Frequency Details : Page 5 of 8

Level of Security: Non-Secure Unit Secure Unit Wander Guard One-to-one Social History Discharge Destination: Multi-Storey Bungalow Apartment LTC Retirement Home (Name): Accommodation Barriers: Unknown Smoking: Yes No Details: Alcohol and/or Drug Use: Yes No Details: Previous Community Supports: Yes No Details: Discharge Planning Post Hospitalization Addressed: Yes No Details: Discharge Plan Discussed With Patient/SDM: Yes No Current Functional Status Patient Goals (Please Indicate Specific, Measurable Goals) Sitting Tolerance: More Than 2 Hours Daily 1-2 Hours Daily Less Than 1 Hour Daily Has not Been Up Transfers: Independent Supervision Assist x1 Assist x2 Mechanical Lift Ambulation: Independent Supervision Assist x1 Assist x2 Unable Number of Metres: Stairs: Independent Supervision Assist x1 Assist x2 Stair Lift/Glider Weight Bearing Status: Left: U/E L/E Full As Tolerated Partial % Toe Touch Non Date expected to be weight-bearing DD/MM/YYYY Right: U/E L/E Full As Tolerated Partial % Toe Touch Non Date expected to be weight-bearing DD/MM/YYYY Limbs: Left: U/E impairment L/E impairment Aid(s) Required: Right: U/E impairment L/E impairment Aid(s) Required: Page 6 of 8

Bed Mobility: Independent Supervision Assist x1 Assist x2 Activities of Daily Living Describe Level of Function Prior to Hospital Admission (ADL & IADL) : Current Status Complete the Table Below: Activity Independent Cueing/Set-up or Supervision Minimum Assist Moderate Assist Maximum Assist Total Care Eating: (Ability to feed self) Grooming: (Ability to wash face/hands, comb hair, brush teeth) Dressing: (Upper body) Dressing: (Lower body) Toileting: (Ability to self-toilet) Bathing: (Ability to wash self) Special Equipment Needs Special Equipment Required: Yes No -- If No, Skip to Next Section HALO Orthosis (including splints, slings) Bariatric - If Yes, Please Describe Equipment Needs: Other: Pleuracentesis: Yes No Drain: Yes No - If Yes, Type Details: Paracentesis: Yes No Drain: Yes No - If Yes, Type Details: Need for a Specialized Mattress: Yes No Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT): Yes No Page 7 of 8

Rehab Specific AlphaFIM Instrument Is AlphaFIM Data Available: Yes No -- If No, Skip to Next Section Has the Patient Been Observed Walking 150 Feet or More: Yes No If Yes Raw Ratings (rate levels 1-7): Transfer: Bed, Chair Expression Transfers: Toilet Bowel Management Locomotion: Walk Memory If No Raw Ratings (rate levels 1-7): Eating Expression Transfers :Toilet Bowel Management Grooming Memory Projected: FIM projected Raw Motor (13): FIM projected Cognitive (5): Help Needed: Attachments Details on Other Relevant Information That Would Assist With This Referral: Please Include With This Referral: Admission History and Physical Relevant Assessments (Behavioural, PT, OT, SLP, SW, Nursing, Physician) All relevant Diagnostic Imaging Results (CT Scan, MRI, X-Ray, US etc.) Relevant Consultation Reports (e.g. Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Pathology and any Psychologist or Psychiatrist Consult Notes if Behaviours are Present) Completed By: Title: Date: DD/MM/YYYY Contact Number: Direct Unit Phone Number: AlphaFIM and FIM are trademarks of Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation (UDSMR), a division of UB Foundation Activities, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The AlphaFIM items contained herein are the property of UDSMR and are reprinted with permission. Page 8 of 8