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Medical records and history taking
Journal of Aesthetic Nursing, 2018When working as an aesthetic practitioner, the importance of taking good medical records cannot be overstated. In this article, Gemma Fromage discusses what makes a good medical record, and highlights some of the key areas that should always be documented
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Taking an accurate medication history
Journal of Home Health Care Practice, 1993One of the major responsibilities of the home health care nurse is obtaining and maintaining a medication history on each patient. The purpose of this article is to assess what information should be included in a medication history and how to best obtain the information. A sample of a preprinted medication history is included.
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Essentials of medical history-taking in dental patients
Dental Update, 2015The starting point in the assessment and management of any patient is dependent on good history-taking. The main parts of the history-taking process well known to practitioners are the presenting complaint, the history of the presenting complaint and the current and past medical history. This paper concentrates on those aspects of the process that are
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Experimentation in Medical History-Taking
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1969The traditional dialogue technique used by physicians to obtain a medical history is time-consuming and cumbersome to record. The use of quesionnaires and automated devices to perform these functions for the physician is being tested by numerous investigators.
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2009
Abstract Taking a medical history is a complicated business; in order to simplify it for learners, process and content are often taught separately. In medical school, you tend to learn about the process (how to do it), often using a communication model such as the Calgary– Cambridge model (Silverman et al., 2005).
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Abstract Taking a medical history is a complicated business; in order to simplify it for learners, process and content are often taught separately. In medical school, you tend to learn about the process (how to do it), often using a communication model such as the Calgary– Cambridge model (Silverman et al., 2005).
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Programmed Medical History-Taking With or Without Computer
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1969A practical and economical method of obtaining a patient's past history and system review has been developed. The programmed medical history (PMH) can be used in any physician's office without special equipment. A programmed self-administered questionnaire containing about 935 questions is used. Since branching techniques are employed, a patient who is
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Taking the History of Medical Ethics Seriously in Teaching Medical Professionalism
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2004(2004). Taking the History of Medical Ethics Seriously in Teaching Medical Professionalism. The American Journal of Bioethics: Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 13-14.
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OBSERVERS' ERRORS IN TAKING MEDICAL HISTORIES
The Lancet, 1951A L, COCHRANE, P J, CHAPMAN, P D, OLDHAM
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