The family meeting is the procedure
Who was in the room, what was understood, and what was decided have to be in the note. ‘GOC discussed’ does not help the night team or the hospice nurse.
Palliative Care
Goals of care, ESAS-style symptom burden, and hospice transitions — ACP, IDT plans, and actively-dying notes drafted from the family meeting, not reconstructed after sign-out.
The problem
Who was in the room, what was understood, and what was decided have to be in the note. ‘GOC discussed’ does not help the night team or the hospice nurse.
Chaplain, social work, and nursing goals cannot be a copied MD SOAP. The IDT note has to name disciplines.
Trajectory, PPS/KPS, and why hospice now have to be explicit or the GIP vs routine-home decision looks arbitrary.
How Augustun fits
Symptom burden, meaning, and family concerns are structured from the meeting instead of a problem-list dump.
Advance care planning and interdisciplinary plans of care capture decisions and discipline-specific goals.
Hospice referral notes and actively-dying care notes keep the last hours clinically and humanely documented.
ACP notes, IDT plans, hospice evaluations, and end-of-life care notes.
Outcomes
2+
Hours saved per palliative clinician per day on GOC notes and IDT
GOC
Family-meeting decisions captured with who attended
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Epic, Cerner, hospice EMRs)
FAQ
Yes. Participants, understanding, and decisions from the meeting are structured into ACP/GOC notes.
Yes. Discipline-specific goals discussed in IDT are drafted into a palliative plan-of-care note.
Yes. Trajectory and rationale discussed with the family/team are drafted into a hospice evaluation/referral note.
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