Add to Favorites Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) Screen
For people known to be at higher risk of BDD (such as individuals with symptoms of depression, social phobia, alcohol or substance misuse, OCD or an eating disorder), or for people with mild disfigurements or blemishes who are seeking a cosmetic or dermatological procedure, healthcare professionals should routinely consider and explore the possibility of BDD. In the assessment of people at higher risk of BDD, these five questions should be asked to help identify individuals with BDD.
Add to Favorites Screening Questions for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
For people known to be at higher risk of OCD (such as individuals with symptoms of depression, anxiety, alcohol or substance misuse, BDD or an eating disorder), or for people attending dermatology clinics, healthcare professionals should routinely consider and explore the possibility of comorbid OCD by asking direct questions about possible symptoms such as these.
Add to Favorites CHALICE (Children’s Head injury ALgorithm for the prediction of Important Clinical Events) Rule
This decision tool is intended to help determine whether a CT scan is needed to evaluate a child’s head injury. If any of the 14 items is ‘YES’, a CT scan is recommended.
Add to Favorites Cervical Cancer Screening Tool
Decision tool gives current age-based Pap Smear recommendations. It also provides the recommendations for action on the basis of Pap Smear results. From the ASCCP guidelines.
Add to Favorites Long-Acting Insulin Self-Adjustment Calculator
This calculator is intended to help a patient adjust their own long-acting insulin.
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“Powerful but fragile, hope is.” Nobody talks that way. And Yoda never said anything about hope, but if he did that’s how he would have said it. A 13-item checklist to strike back against despair.
Add to Favorites Contraception Quick Start Algorithm
Calculator for initiating contraception.
Add to Favorites Pregnancy Due Date Calculator
The pregnancy wheel. Gives current gestational age and due date. Also gives conception date, 2nd and 3rd trimester start dates, and term date.
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The jumping off point for chronic, inflammatory arthritis diagnostic work. Based on the amazing algorithm(s) by Dr. Lipsky from 1997.
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Calculator with the standard screen for depression.
Add to Favorites Mental Status Examination
This is the full deal. Not to be confused with the mini mental status exam.
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Calculator with screen for Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
Add to Favorites Generic Visit Note
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Produces a differential diagnosis list with lots of quick links to other references.
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Add to Favorites SOAP Note
Add to Favorites Video Tutorial – Copy, Modify, and Save a SOAPnote
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Add to Favorites Current Assessment
Add to Favorites Past History
Add to Favorites Case Note
Add to Favorites Adult Outpatient Clinical
Add to Favorites Woman Abuse Screening Tool (WAST)
An 8-item screen for Intimate Partner Violence. Positive screens should be evaluated for risk with a tool such as the Danger Assessment
Add to Favorites Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Screen
A 3-item screen for Intimate Partner Violence. Positive screens should be evaluated for risk with a tool such as the Danger Assessment
Add to Favorites Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) Screen
For people known to be at higher risk of BDD (such as individuals with symptoms of depression, social phobia, alcohol or substance misuse, OCD or an eating disorder), or for people with mild disfigurements or blemishes who are seeking a cosmetic or dermatological procedure, healthcare professionals should routinely consider and explore the possibility of BDD. In the assessment of people at higher risk of BDD, these five questions should be asked to help identify individuals with BDD.
Add to Favorites Screening Questions for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
For people known to be at higher risk of OCD (such as individuals with symptoms of depression, anxiety, alcohol or substance misuse, BDD or an eating disorder), or for people attending dermatology clinics, healthcare professionals should routinely consider and explore the possibility of comorbid OCD by asking direct questions about possible symptoms such as these.
Add to Favorites The Somatic Symptom Scale 8 (SSS-8)
Somatic symptoms are the core features of many medical diseases, and they are used to evaluate the severity and course of illness.
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Add to Favorites CHALICE (Children’s Head injury ALgorithm for the prediction of Important Clinical Events) Rule
This decision tool is intended to help determine whether a CT scan is needed to evaluate a child’s head injury. If any of the 14 items is ‘YES’, a CT scan is recommended.
Add to Favorites High Workload Note (faster SOAP)
An attempt at a faster note. See the patient and get the note in with minimal editing time.
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