PolLucas  +  335414 Sun, 04 Mar 07 12:47 AM Dear Members of EF Is anyone knows some webs or has ready pattern of case history? I mean ready inerview and  phsical examination for  GP and/or specialist like surgery, pediatric, neurologist , psychiatrist. I wish to read : the standard questions (thay can be with hypothetical answers or options) which these doctors should ask their patients and records which should be take into during phsical examination. Maybe anyone has it in the form doc file and can paste it into post. yours truly PolLucas PolLucas Joined on Sat, Nov 18 2006 Poland, Lodz New Member 18 Science can purify religion from error and superstition. Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes.(JPII)

	Feebs11  +  335532 Sun, 04 Mar 07 01:10 PM From my own experience, most clinics have a basic question sheet for the patient, which will include the basics, such as name, age, sex, weight, address, tel. number, etc; then there will be a series of sections relevant to the condition being investigated/treated. There will also be a space for individual information that does no fit into the above. If being treated, there will be continuation sheets to carry on the information.  Each department within a hospital will have its own pro forma, which will be placed on the case-file. The pro forma usually is issued with basic patient information already printed onto it. Each hospital/surgery/clinic creates its own pro formas. Are you a medical student? Are you not being taught how to interview patients? Feebs11 Joined on Thu, Nov 23 2006 UK Veteran Member 5,015 Interviews

	PolLucas  +  337250 Fri, 09 Mar 07 12:16 AM thank you for explantions, of course I m a medical student and I can interview patients but  I was intereted in how these sheets exactly look like. Do they have any precise choose options to underline or only space to fill by MD, etc If you have any sample sheet send me it please I see that pro forma = medical sheet for patients, in my language it means when sb do sth for camouflage. PolLucas Interviews, Underline, Sample

	Feebs11  +  337272 Fri, 09 Mar 07 01:39 AM In this context, a "pro forma" is a pre-designed document which is filled in by anyone. There is no specific format for patient interview documents - as I say, each hospital/clinic does its own. If you go to these, there are examples given: http://snipurl.com/1chhc http://snipurl.com/1chho Feebs11 Interviews