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hey guys welcome back to the channel if youre new here my name is Aaron Im a junior doctor training in ophthalmology in London and graduates from Temple University two years ago and on the side about some medical education content onto YouTube Instagram and Twitter so go put me on there links to all the socials are in the video description so a couple of weeks ago I be do on the retrospective approach to preparing for medical school las diez and since then Ive had loads and loads of requests to make a similar video on history-taking okay so Im joking actually the only one person asked this video but hopefully a few of you find it useful in this video well look at the four parts that make up a good history well put this all into one neat structure that you can follow and then well look at how you can present your history findings in a clear and concise manner as usually where everything we types up below in the description and the pin comment so feel free to jump to any particula