Patient handouts

[callmeanesthesia]

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Does anyone have a good set of patient handouts they could share? I’m looking for handouts explaining radiculopathy, facet arthropathy, spinal stenosis, MBBs, epidurals, RFA, kyphoplasty, etc. Ideally something I can modify to my own purposes.

I’m trying to get more efficient in clinic, and I think having handouts could save me a minute or two per patient, plus save follow up calls when they forget the plan.

Thanks!

 

[painfree23]

Does anyone have a good set of patient handouts they could share? I’m looking for handouts explaining radiculopathy, facet arthropathy, spinal stenosis, MBBs, epidurals, RFA, kyphoplasty, etc. Ideally something I can modify to my own purposes.

I’m trying to get more efficient in clinic, and I think having handouts could save me a minute or two per patient, plus save follow up calls when they forget the plan.

Thanks!

this would be awesome. please share if you have !

 

[SommeRiver]

How about sitting down yourself and doing it like I did...I don't mean to be unpleasant with you but take a day and do it yourself. That way the handout is your own.

 

[Ducttape]

what EMR are you using? some have a built in clinical reference to put in your discharge instructions. I find that that way is 1. fastest 2. documentation to insurance that yes, you did initiate physician directed home exercise program and conservative treatment.

 

[Biohazard685]

Is PainBytes still around?

 

[callmeanesthesia]

what EMR are you using? some have a built in clinical reference to put in your discharge instructions. I find that that way is 1. fastest 2. documentation to insurance that yes, you did initiate physician directed home exercise program and conservative treatment.

Aprima. I can have the IT director upload whatever I want to it but I have to find or make it first, and there isn’t really a smooth process for printing it to give to the patient.

 

[callmeanesthesia]

Is PainBytes still around?

Thanks for the tip. Painbytes looks really useful. Might even just be able to print those as needed.

 

[Biohazard685]

I wish I personally knew who created PainBytes. Dinner and drinks would be on me.

Thanks for the tip. Painbytes looks really useful. Might even just be able to print those as needed.

 

[callmeanesthesia]

I wish I personally knew who created PainBytes. Dinner and drinks would be on me.

Email on the website is [email protected]. Not sure if that’s the same as algos on this board? I agree though - I owe him or her one.