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📘 L · Learning and self-management

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Recommended assessment — CarePath tool: CP-LEARN Learning Readiness Check (interactive scoring) · Validated scales: Teach-back
CodeProblem statementTypeDescriptionFirst 3 actions
L1Not enough knowledge about the conditionActualThe person lacks information about their illness, treatment, or recovery.Assess what they know · Teach simply · Use pictures
L2Not following the treatment planActualThe person does not take medicines, attend visits, or follow advice as agreed.Ask kindly why · Explain benefits · Simplify the plan
L3Difficulty managing medicinesActualThe person has trouble with doses, timing, or side effects.Review medicines · Use a pill box · Give a simple schedule
L4Difficulty managing the illness at homeActualThe person cannot carry out the daily tasks needed to stay well at home.Assess needs · Teach self-care · Set a routine
L5Ready to learn and improve healthActualThe person is motivated to learn and take more control of their health.Reinforce readiness · Give tailored teaching · Set goals
L6Unsure how to use equipment or devicesActualThe person cannot safely use devices such as inhalers, monitors, or dressings.Demonstrate · Ask for a return demonstration · Give written steps
L7Unsafe medicine use at homeActualMixing, missing, or double-dosing medicines may cause harm.Review all medicines · Teach safe use · Remove expired drugs
L8Struggling to manage long-term illnessActualThe daily demands of a chronic condition are hard to keep up with.Set small goals · Teach self-monitoring · Suggest support groups
L9Unhealthy habits (smoking, inactivity)ActualHabits that harm health continue despite risk.Give nonjudgmental advice · Use motivational talk · Set goals
L10Cannot reach health servicesActualDistance, cost, transport, or other barriers block access to care.Identify barriers · Arrange transport · Use telehealth
L11Cannot afford care or medicinesActualMoney problems prevent the person from getting treatment.Refer to a social worker · Explore assistance programs · Consider generic options
L12Not ready for dischargeActualThe person or home situation is not yet prepared for safe discharge.Assess readiness · Teach · Arrange equipment and home support
L13Believes wrong health informationActualThe person holds beliefs about health that are inaccurate and may lead to harm.Listen · Correct kindly with facts · Use trusted sources