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hi guys today were going to be talking about how to write a progress note so when this lesson will cover the types of progress notes you can write what information actually goes into a progress note and what you absolutely must know before you write one so lets start by addressing what a progress note actually is nursing progress note progress notes document our patients medical status we document any assessments care treatments that we performed on our shift and the patients progress and response to those actions so the goal of the progress note is to actually write a chronological narrative of the shift including any issues that you may have come across so for instance you can write a note after you complete your initial assessment it may look something like this you date in time and you say physical assessment completed vital signs within normal limits a patient is alert and oriented times three no complaints of pain at this time and then you can sign it if theres anything abno