Brian O'Connell
Health
Read as Health — medical
Health — medical
You see 9 of 9 sections. A and E are written for you.
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
Brian is an avatar. The plan around him is illustrative; the education he describes in Section A is his own.The plan has run ten years and is proposed for cease. Two sections of his own record still have to reach him, and that happens tomorrow.
Section A — Views, interests and aspirations
ehc-cyp-voicerecorded 2026-09-08Brian, in his own words, recorded at his review on 2026-09-08 and written down as he said it: "My name is Brian. I'm twenty. I didn't take the usual school route. I homeschooled myself, sat the GED instead of the regular Thai exams, got into Payap University, and then into Chiang Mai University. I'm reading economics at CMU — how markets work, how value moves, who gets left out when the system is opaque. What pulled me further in is the layer under the apps: blockchain, and what people call the next generation of the web — the one built so agents can act, settle, and hand work to each other without a person disappearing at every handover. I want to understand that stack the way I understand a balance sheet: incentives, settlement, identity, and who holds the keys. Economics gave me the questions; this is where I think a lot of the answers are moving. What I want on the record is this: the path was mine. I chose how I learned and I chose what I'm studying — economics, and the blockchain web that agents will run on. I still care about clear plans and people who don't disappear at the handover. I want my own plan to talk to adult services, not a file someone closed because I had a birthday." NOT PARAPHRASED. Brian convened this review himself and gave this statement first.
Health
Clinical, with the education consequence stated explicitly. A finding with no stated bearing on learning does not belong in an EHC plan at all.
Brian lives independently and manages his own health and money.
C — health needs relating to SEN · G — health provision (reg 12(1))
Section C — Health needs relating to SEN
ehc-doctor edited 2026-09-16TWO EPISODES, YEARS APART, AND THE SECOND IS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE FIRST — not a recurrence. The tumour was found when Brian was small. It was BENIGN, and it was removed; the cast in the evidence locker is from that operation. The bone it had grown in was left weakened, and years later that is what needed fixing. Imaging on 31 January 2018 at Mongkutwattana Hospital; surgery, and a post-operative study on 11 June 2018 at Chulalongkorn Hospital showing his right femur carrying a plate and screws. He was eleven — two years into this plan, not before it. He recovered. Walking distance, stairs and running were limited for a long time and he tired by the afternoon; the hospital team followed him up for years and discharged him to annual review. WHAT IT COST HIM, WHICH IS NOT A MEDICAL FACT AND BELONGS IN A HEALTH SECTION ANYWAY: he played football. That was the thing he did — barefoot on the sand, most days. After the leg he was at home in bed a great deal, and he played games instead. The friendships moved with him: the ones he kept were made online, and he kept them. A health section that recorded the stairs and the stamina and not this would have recorded the restriction and missed the loss. At twenty he walks a campus, manages his own appointments, and registers his own consent. He tires on very long days and plans around it. There is no current health need that restricts his access to education. The adult follow-up that remains is orthopaedic surveillance, which is his to attend and his to decline.
Outcomes this provision serves
from Section EAn outcome is here because a Section G provision is named as delivering it. Outcomes served by another section appear on that tab.
Brian lives independently and manages his own health and money.
- Baseline:
- At sixteen, no independent travel, no budget of his own, appointments booked by an adult.
- Target:
- Own tenancy, own budget, own appointments, all without support.
- Delivered here by:
- G1
- Time to deliver:
- achieved
- Blocked by:
- nothing — this one does not wait for the plan
Also served by care provision — this tab shows one part of it, not the whole outcome.
Section G — Health provision
ehc-doctor edited 2026-09-16DELIVERED, AND HANDED OVER. Physiotherapy ran as set by the hospital team, with a school-based exercise plan the class teacher followed and adapted PE until he was cleared. School nurse checks ran 6-weekly on recovery, pain and wellbeing. Eight sessions with the mental health support team ran at 45 minutes weekly in 2017. All of it has ended by completion, not by lapse. What continues is adult orthopaedic surveillance, which sits with adult services and not with this plan. The inpatient episode is evidenced by photographs his father kept: the ward, the traction frame, and a nurse at the bedside. They are not clinical records and are not offered as any; they are what a family has when a hospital has the rest.
Handed to adult services, first appointment attended
The conversation about this
Sections C and G are held by ehc-doctor. The chat rail on this page is scoped to this tab, so a question asked here is a question about health.
The meeting room opens at the top of the agenda, not at Section C — its agenda rows carry no anchors yet, and its controls are not live.
Who is around Brian's plan
Role views change how the plan is worded, not who can read it. Discussion opened from this page is tagged health.