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Re: Medfools: Don't you think that carrying around templates with the word "medfool" printed on it looks unprofessional? If the attending/resident dictates your report, they might wonder what the big joke is, and look askance at you.
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carrigallen said:Re: Medfools: Don't you think that carrying around templates with the word "medfool" printed on it looks unprofessional? If the attending/resident dictates your report, they might wonder what the big joke is, and look askance at you.
Attending or resident using your notes to dictate an H&P? Never seen that happen.
I used medfools.com's template for Medicine...then developed my own for Surg and OB/GYN.
We've got some forms in progress for an upcoming section at SDN. Here's one that you may find useful:
http://www.studentdoctor.net/freeforms/patientcards.pdf
It can either be printed one-sided and folded over (vertically or horizontally) and cut in 2, or copied double-sided onto cardstock and cut into 4.
http://www.studentdoctor.net/freeforms/patientcards.pdf
It can either be printed one-sided and folded over (vertically or horizontally) and cut in 2, or copied double-sided onto cardstock and cut into 4.
Attending or resident using your notes to dictate an H&P? Never seen that happen.
You must not be writing good H&P's! Seriously though, my attending on medicine always dictated his H&P from mine on admissions I wrote up. It was generally the most complete H&P on the chart.
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