Use the column headings of your table to identify the stages/trajectory of the chronic condition, including the different settings of care that may eventually be required as the disease progresses through the lifespan and eventually into a palliative care phase and to death.
Use the row headings to indicate all the individuals involved in the clinical management of the client across their disease trajectory, including the patient themselves as a key member of the care team.
Once you have set up your matrix with column headings across the top, and row headings down the left side, you can begin to fill in the content in each box, to describe what that team member would be doing, at that point in time in the disease trajectory, in order to optimise the patient’s quality of life.
Describe the appropriate clinical management across the lifespan and across the disease trajectory, including across the continuum of care, in a variety of relevant settings/contexts.
Comprehensively synthesise the necessary clinical management to achieve optimal wellness outcomes, minimise secondary complications, control symptoms, promote quality use of medicines where relevant, maximise functional ability, extend longevity where possible, and then facilitate a respectful and comfortable palliative phase and death.
Identify and describe the contributions to meeting the above goals of optimising wellness across the disease trajectory, for each of these individuals/roles, as they are relevant for the chosen chronic disease/condition: of the RN, of any other relevant members of the Multidisciplinary Team (MDT), of the patient themselves (Chronic Disease Self-Management), of the primary caregiver(s), of the family members and of the community.
You only need to insert short phrases in the boxes of your Clinical Management Matrix, not full sentences. Some boxes may have not tasks in them, if there is no function for that team member (e.g. a pharmacist) to perform at that point in the disease trajectory (e.g. pre-diagnosis).
Given the space constraints inherent in this assessment, you are NOT required to use in-text reference citations, but only provide a bibliography, as you did for your Concept Map.