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ICU Intensivist Progress Note
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Example — generated by Notat from a sample visit
Presenting concern: Twisted right ankle while stepping off a curb this morning. Able to bear weight with discomfort. Assessment: Soft-tissue ankle injury. No immediate features suggesting fracture identified in the history and examination. Plan: Advised rest, ice, compression, elevation, and analgesia as appropriate. Return for reassessment if unable to bear weight or symptoms worsen. 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
Injury: Right ankle pain after twisting injury this morning
history of present illness
Function: Able to bear weight with discomfort
Visit focus: The main concern, timeline, and functional impact were identified from the conversation.
assessment
Working diagnosis: Soft-tissue ankle injury
plan
Advice: Rest, ice, compression, elevation, and return precautions
Safety-netting: Follow-up triggers and urgent return precautions were documented as part of the plan.
denials of symptoms
Denies: Relevant denials: Relevant red flags and absent symptoms were retained to support the documented assessment.
Template
Intensivist ICU Note Patient Identification: [Patient name, age, gender, relevant medical history, reason for ICU admission] History of Present Illness: [Chronological summary of events leading to ICU admission, including presenting symptoms, relevant interventions, and response to treatment] Past Medical History: (hyphenated list) - [Relevant chronic conditions] - [Previous surgeries] - [Other significant medical history] Medications: (hyphenated list) - [Medication name, dose, route, frequency] - [IV infusions, vasopressors, sedatives, antibiotics, etc.] Allergies: (hyphenated list) - [Drug allergies] - [Other allergies] Family History: (hyphenated list) - [Pertinent family medical history] Social History: (hyphenated list) - [Tobacco use] - [Alcohol use] - [Recreational drug use] - [Occupation] - [Living situation] Physical Examination: (hyphenated list) - [Vital signs with units in one line] (e.g., HR: #, BP: #, T: #, RR: #, O2 sats: #%) - General: [Appearance, level of consciousness] - HEENT: [Findings] - Cardiovascular: [Findings] - Respiratory: [Findings, including ventilator settings if applicable] - Abdomen: [Findings] - Neurological: [Findings, GCS if applicable] - Skin: [Findings] - Lines/Tubes/Devices: [Type, location, function] Laboratory and Imaging: (hyphenated list) - [Relevant lab results with units] - [Imaging findings] - [Other diagnostic studies] Assessment & Plan: [One-sentence patient summary including age, sex, and primary diagnosis] #) [Active problem/diagnosis as numbered item] (hyphenated list for each problem) - [Assessment and reasoning] - [Investigations planned or ordered] - [Treatment plan, including medications, procedures, supportive care] - [Consultations requested] - [Goals of care discussion] - [Family communication] - [Follow up plan] - [Return precautions or monitoring parameters]
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Dr. Lucas Meyer
Emergency Physician, Germany
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