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12-Domain DST Scoring Analysis
We map the records to the full Decision Support Tool domains, with focus on High, Severe, Priority, and cross-domain arguments.
How we protect sensitive health information
Families often worry about uploading medical records. These are the practical safeguards we use before, during, and after review.
- Medical records are stored in AWS London and processed in UK/EU regions.
- Files are encrypted at rest and transferred over HTTPS.
- Access is limited to the reviewer handling your case.
- Medical records and case data are normally deleted 90 days after report delivery.
- Your medical data is not sold, shared for advertising, or used to train public AI models.
Why this stage matters
The Checklist only opens the door. The DST is where the real argument happens.
At MDT stage, the assessor is not just asking whether your loved one should be screened in. They are weighing the nature, intensity, complexity, and unpredictability of the needs across the full Decision Support Tool.
Families often lose ground because the records are treated as a stack of notes rather than a structured case. This pack turns the record set into a clear argument before the scoring is fixed.
What You Receive
A practical pack for the meeting room, not a generic explainer. Each section is designed to help you speak in the language assessors use.
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Page 44 Family Statement Annex
A structured family submission designed for the part of the DST where relatives can record comments and disagreements.
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Well-Managed-Needs Counter-Scripts
Plain-English wording that helps explain why a need still counts even when skilled care currently keeps it stable.
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Cross-Domain Interaction Flags
We highlight where needs combine: cognition with behaviour, mobility with skin risk, nutrition with medication, and more.
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Meeting Preparation Guidance
A focused brief for the MDT stage: what to bring, what to listen for, and where to push back calmly.
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AI Analysis + Human Review
The Evidence Engine surfaces patterns quickly; the final materials are checked before delivery.
What you'll prepare for the MDT
Four DST domains are Priority-eligible — a single Priority score in any one of them can secure CHC eligibility on that domain alone. The pack walks through how to prepare your evidence for each, with reference cards your family can carry into the meeting.
Priority-eligible
Behaviour
Challenging behaviour that poses risk to self, others, or property.
Priority-eligible
Breathing
Respiratory function and any need for oxygen, nebulisers, suction, ventilation.
Priority-eligible
Drug Therapies & Medication
Medication regime complexity, administration risks, and monitoring requirements.
Priority-eligible
Altered States of Consciousness
Seizures, loss of consciousness, delirium, fluctuating awareness, clinical risk.
Choose the Route That Matches Your Case.
If you are buying MDT preparation as a new service, use the standalone option. If you already have a Checklist Evidence Pack case in the dashboard, use the linked upgrade from that case so your existing records carry across.
Standalone
£799
For families buying MDT preparation directly.
CEP customer upgrade
£499
Available from the dashboard for linked Checklist Evidence Pack cases.
How It Works
Built for families who need clear preparation quickly, without pretending the MDT is a simple form-filling exercise.
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Upload the MDT-Stage Records
Send at least 3 months of recent care notes, plus hospital summaries, care plans, professional assessments, Checklist paperwork, and anything the ICB has already shared.
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Map the Evidence to the DST
The Evidence Engine reviews the records against the 12 domains, then flags severity, interaction, unpredictability, and well-managed-needs risks.
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Shape the Family Argument
A team member checks the output, sharpens the wording, and prepares the family submission and meeting brief.
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Use It in the MDT Meeting
You receive a pack built for practical use: what to say, where to focus, and how to record disagreement if the scoring does not match the evidence.
This Is the Right Product If…
- Your loved one has passed Checklist screening and is moving to a full DST assessment
- You have an MDT meeting date or expect one soon
- You can provide at least 3 months of recent care notes or equivalent records
- You already bought the Checklist Evidence Pack and need the next-stage upgrade
- You are worried the assessor will treat serious needs as routine or “well managed”
- Siblings disagree about what to say and need one structured family position
Start Somewhere Else If…
- —You have not yet requested a Checklist screening
- —You do not yet have at least 3 months of care notes, records, or professional assessments to analyse
- —You already have a negative CHC decision and need appeal grounds assessed instead
Questions Families Ask Before Buying
Do not walk into the MDT meeting with a pile of papers and no structure.
Turn the records into a domain-led argument before the assessor writes the scoring down.
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