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Family practice visit chart review tool
This tool is for Established Patient Visits. An established patient has been seen by the provider or a member of his practice/group in the last 3 years; a new patient has not. For New Patient visits,
Produces a differential diagnosis list with lots of quick links to other references.
Physical exams for a variety of acute conditions.
This tool is for New Patient Visits. A new patient has not been seen by the provider or a member of his practice/group in the last 3 years; an established patient has. For Established Patient visits,
Family practice visit chart review tool
A less adversarial, more collaborative chart review form. Opportunity for constructive feedback.
A sample controlled substance agreement from https://drugabuse.gov
Produces a differential diagnosis list with lots of quick links to other references.
E-profile Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) macros, designed for converting existing permanent profiles until e-profile templates updated
For chart review of Emergency Room visits.
For use in peer review of Emergency Room visits.
This tool is for Established Patient Visits. An established patient has been seen by the provider or a member of his practice/group in the last 3 years; a new patient has not. For New Patient visits,
Life expectancy calculator which includes a few (but not all, of course) factors that affect longevity.
Calculator for risk of avoidable readmission.
Calculator for risk for avoidable readmission.
In-hospital assessment for risk of clinical deterioration.
This tool provides suggestions for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) or Computed Tomography (CT) studies based on body area and clinical condition. It includes contrast recommendations where applicable.
This tool is for New Patient Visits. A new patient has not been seen by the provider or a member of his practice/group in the last 3 years; an established patient has. For Established Patient visits,
Several different pain scales to use during patient visits.
Transition of care tool.
Interesting and relevant classic WHO criteria for worthwhile screening programs. Many of these are modifiable factors.