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How to Assemble Medical History

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its Eric strong and today Ill be discussing the medical history and physical commonly known as an HP in a two video series the learning objectives of these videos is to understand the purpose content and organization of the medical HMP to compare the oral presentation of the HMP to its written form and to know some additional tips on what makes an effective oral presentation in the first video Ill discuss the conceptual details of the HMP in the second video Ill give an example of an HP oral presentation displayed side by side real-time annotations pointing out the concepts introduced in the first this video will cover topics relevant to both oral presentations and theyre written counterparts thats because there are obvious similarities between them specifically the overall format is identical that as each has a chief complaint a history of present illness past medical history etc each section is presented in the same order and is roughly the same type of content however there

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Following a Structure Greet the patient by name and introduce yourself. Ask, What brings you in today? and get information about the presenting complaint. Collect past medical and surgical history, including any allergies and any medications theyre currently taking. Ask the patient about their family history.
The IPC oversees Ontarios health privacy law, the Personal Health Information Protection Act. Under that law, you have the right to request access or corrections to your health records.
Organize Medical History Chronologically Filing your personal medical records in chronological order will be most beneficial to you. To do so, file all personal medical information from oldest to most current medical events, doctors, laboratory, clinic, or hospital visits.
Retention of clinical records by physicians in Canada 10 years from the date of last entry or 10 years from when the patient docHubes the age of majority or until the physician ceases to practice if some conditions are met.
The only ground for refusing a patient / a person access to their medical records is if disclosure of their records might cause serious harm to his/her physical or mental health or well-being.
As a general rule, only your health care providers can see your medical records. No one else has access to them without your permission.
In a medical encounter, a past medical history (abbreviated PMH), is the total sum of a patients health status prior to the presenting problem.
This Supreme Court of Canada decision established the principle that, although physicians own the physical medical record, patients have a general right of access to the information in their record.

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