CLINIC OF INTERNAL MEDICINE Patient Data Sheet 2025

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Internal Medicine Subspecialties Addiction Medicine. Adult Congenital Heart Disease. Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology. Cardiovascular Disease. Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology. Clinical Informatics. Critical Care Medicine. Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism.
Information Included in Medical Records Patient identification, contact information, and date of birth. Billing and health insurance details. List of current and chronic ailments and diagnoses. Current medications list with dosage.
Internists often help to manage chronic illnesses. These are ongoing illnesses like diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. They may provide womens health services (like a pelvic exam), mental health services, ear, and nose and throat care, and other health services.
Family medicine involves more outpatient care while internal medicine has more of an emphasis on inpatient care. At least one year of internal medicine training must involve caring for hospitalized patients, with training in intensive/critical care settings.
Internal Medicine physicians, sometimes known as Internists or Doctors of Internal Medicine, are experts in complexity. They specialize in adult medicine, and are specially trained to solve diagnostic problems, manage severe long-term illnesses, and help patients with multiple, complex chronic conditions.

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Internal medicine doctors are experts in the treatment and management of the full spectrum of acute and chronic medical conditions, namely: Acute conditions (flu, common cold, bronchitis, strep throat, pneumonia, etc.) Arthritis and other rheumatologic conditions. Blood disorders (anemia, hemophilia, etc.)
The average number of patients internal medicine doctors reported seeing an hour was 3, with a median of 3 patients an hour. IM doctors reported seeing anywhere from 1 to 15+ patients an hour, with 3 patients an hour being reported the most. The vast majority of internal medicine physicians saw 1-6 patients an hour.
Internists are trained in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, infections and diseases affecting the heart, blood, kidneys, joints and the digestive, respiratory and vascular systems.

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