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Dietary Assessment Note

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Presenting concern:
Reports increased anxiety and disrupted sleep during a period of work-related stress. Denies thoughts of self-harm.

Assessment:
Anxiety symptoms affecting sleep and daily functioning; no immediate safety concern disclosed.

Plan:
Discussed coping strategies, sleep routine, and follow-up. Patient knows how to seek urgent support if safety concerns arise.

Clinical documentation:
Relevant symptoms, meaningful negatives, assessment, and follow-up advice were captured from the sample visit and organised into the selected template.

FactsContext™

symptoms

Anxiety: Increased anxiety during work-related stress

Sleep: Disrupted sleep

denials of symptoms

Denies: Risk: Denies thoughts of self-harm

Denies: Relevant denials: Relevant red flags and absent symptoms were retained to support the documented assessment.

plan

Support: Coping strategies, sleep routine, and follow-up discussed

Safety-netting: Follow-up triggers and urgent return precautions were documented as part of the plan.

history of present illness

Visit focus: The main concern, timeline, and functional impact were identified from the conversation.

Template

Nutrition Note

Patient Identification: [Patient name, age, gender, relevant medical history, reason for nutrition consult]

History of Present Illness:
[Description of current nutrition-related concerns, symptoms, or reason for referral. Include relevant medical diagnoses, recent changes in health status, and chronological history of presenting issue.]

Dietary History:
(hyphenated list)
- [Usual meal pattern: number of meals/snacks per day, timing]
- [Food preferences, aversions, cultural or religious dietary practices]
- [Recent changes in appetite, intake, or weight]
- [24-hour dietary recall or typical daily intake]
- [Use of supplements or meal replacements]

Past Medical History:
(hyphenated list)
- [Relevant chronic conditions, surgeries, hospitalizations]

Medications:
(hyphenated list)
- [Medication name, dose, route, frequency]
- [Include over-the-counter and supplements]

Allergies:
(hyphenated list)
- [Food allergies/intolerances]
- [Drug allergies]

Family History:
(hyphenated list)
- [Relevant family history of nutrition-related conditions]

Social History:
(hyphenated list)
- [Tobacco: type, amount, duration, quit date if applicable]
- [Alcohol: type, amount, frequency]
- [Recreational substances: type, amount, frequency]
- [Occupation: current job, exposures]
- [Living situation: who lives with patient, home environment]
- [Physical activity level: type, frequency, duration]

Anthropometric Data:
(hyphenated list)
- [Height (cm or in)]
- [Weight (kg or lb)]
- [BMI (kg/m2)]
- [Recent weight changes: amount, time frame]
- [Other relevant measurements: waist circumference, skinfolds, etc.]

Biochemical Data:
(hyphenated list)
- [Relevant lab results: glucose, lipids, electrolytes, renal function, etc.]

Physical Examination:
(hyphenated list)
- [General appearance]
- [Signs of nutrient deficiencies or excess]
- [Other relevant findings]

Nutrition Assessment:
[Summary of nutrition-related problems, contributing factors, and clinical interpretation. Include assessment of nutritional status, risk factors, and impact on health.]

Nutrition Diagnosis:
[Specific nutrition problem(s) identified, using standardized terminology if applicable.]

Nutrition Intervention/Plan:
(hyphenated list)
- [Goals of nutrition therapy]
- [Dietary recommendations]
- [Education provided]
- [Supplementation or enteral/parenteral nutrition if indicated]
- [Referrals to other providers]
- [Follow up plan]
- [Return precautions or instructions for patient]

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Sarah O’Connell

Mental Health Counselor, Ireland

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