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Dr. Keegan, from the University of Calgary, points out the two principles any note should stick two. What are they?
How many different sections does he organise information into? What are their headings?

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How to Write an Admission Note: Part 1 (The History)

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In this video from the University of Calgary, you will learn how to organize and document the history component of an admission or other major history & physical patient encounter. Part 2 (physical, diagnosis and plan) is available at https://youtu.be/cGHa1H3NWuU. ** For other great clinical learning resources, check out sharcfm.com, the Shared Canadian Curriculum in Family Medicine!

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Read notes taken by Medicine students at the UNC from real interviews to patients. Apart from claritiy and accuracy, what other features do you observe these texts have?

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If there is a separate medication list, discuss with your preceptor if you, a nurse, or the preceptor should update this. If there is not a separate medication list, the patient's current medications should be documented in the note at least every other visit or whenever there has been an important interval change.

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Fill in this table with explanations and examples of how to make your notes clear, accurate, objective and efficient.

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DRA PEC 4.3 - CASE HISTORY WRITING_PRINCIPLES

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Here you've got mine. Feel free to share yours below ; )

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Watch the video below, taking notes on any information that you think could be relevant.

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English for Doctors: Asking about Symptoms

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Keegan, David [dkcalgary] (2017/06/09) How to Write an Admission Note Part 1 (The History) [Video file] Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsaZ7gjF7Io

University of North Carolina School of Medicine. Outpatient  Medicine Clerkship: Sample Outpatient Notes. [Website] Retrieved from: https://www.med.unc.edu/medselect/resources/sample-notes/sample-outpatient-notes

Allum, Virginia (2015/11/14) English for Doctors: Asking about Symptoms [Video file] Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3CXYKHbrA4