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The document is a Patient-Reported Information & Symptom Measurement (PRISM) form designed for patients at BC Cancer to provide personal and medical information to assist in planning and evaluating their care. It includes sections on general information, medical history, symptom self-assessment, psychological screening, and nutrition screening. The form emphasizes the importance of patient input in their health records while ensuring privacy under relevant legislation.

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