The Eloquent Physician® is an Electronic Charting program which can be utilized to produce physician’s charts with amazing speed in many clinical settings.
An EMR (Electronic Medical Record) program is utilized to produce medical records in a physician's office, clinic or hospital based setting. Some EMR software programs contain advanced features such as electronic data exchange (EDI) between the EMR and a laboratory, radiology facility and/or pharmacy.
The Eloquent Physician does not contain these more advanced features. However, if your main interest is in producing ‘Eloquent’ medical records rapidly, you owe it to yourself to review the features of this program.
If you are looking for an EHR (Electronic Health Record) which can be accessed by patients over the Internet, for example, or a full featured EMR, please visit EMRConsultant.com. At EMRConsultant.com you may enter the parameters that are most important to your medical group, and these will be compared with a database of EMR and EHR programs. EMR Consultant will then provide you with a list of Electronic Medical Records programs which it believes may suit your particular practice setting.
In the meantime, please review the following sample medical chart note. It is an example of the capabilities of The Eloquent Physician. To learn more, please call 1.800.245.2133. |
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CHIEF COMPLAINT / HPI:
(fullName), a (age) year old (sex) patient, presents today complaining of {a sudden onset of | a gradual onset of | chronic persistent | chronic intermittent} {chest pain | epigastric pain | visceral pain | {RIGHT LEFT or BILATERAL} arm pain | neck pain | jaw pain | chest tightness | chest heaviness | chest pressure or squeezing | crushing | dyspnea | diaphoresis | weakness | nausea | vomiting | numbness or tingling | palpitations | fainting | dizziness | vague discomfort}. These symptoms began approximately {1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 24 | 25 | 30 | 35 | 40 | 45 | 50 | 55 | 60 | 65 | 70 | 75 | 80 | 85 | 90 | 95 | 96 | 97 | 98 | 99 | 100 | 101 | 102 | 103 | 104 | 105 | 106 | 110 | 115 | 120 | 125 | 130 | 140 | 150 | 160 | 170 | 180 | 190 | 200 | >200} {year | years | month | months | week | weeks | day | days | hour | hours | minute | minutes | second | seconds} ago {while at rest | while asleep | during normal physical activity | after normal physical activity | during strenuous physical activity | after strenuous physical activity | while eating | after eating | after trauma | after a stressful event | at random times of the day | after using tobacco | after using cocaine}. (His_Her) dominant symptom is described as {a sharp | a dull | a stabbing | a tearing | an aching | a crampy | a burning | a prolonged} {{PAIN_PRESSURE_ETC} which radiates to {CARDIAC PAIN RADIATION} | {PAIN_PRESSURE_ETC} which does not radiate to any other area}. The primary location of discomfort is {in the right chest | in the left chest | in the mid-chest | located sub-sternally | located retro-sternally | in the epigastrum | in the right upper abdomen | in the right lower abdomen | in the left upper abdomen | in the left lower abdomen | throughout the abdomen | in the left mid-scapula | in the right mid-scapula}. On a scale of one to ten with ten being the most intense sensation ever experienced and one being the least, (he_she) describes the intensity of these symptoms as "{ten out of ten | nine out of ten | eight out of ten | seven out of ten | six out of ten | five out of ten | four out of ten | three out of ten | two out of ten | one out of ten}." The symptoms {CHANGED chest pain | epigastric pain | visceral pain | {RIGHT LEFT or BILATERAL} arm pain | neck pain | jaw pain | chest tightness | chest heaviness | chest pressure or squeezing | crushing | dyspnea | diaphoresis | weakness | nausea | vomiting | numbness or tingling | palpitations | fainting | dizziness | vague discomfort}. This is {the first experience | the second experience in {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} | the third experience in {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} | the fourth experience in {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} | the fifth experience in {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} | the most recent of several experiences in the last {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval}} (he_she) has had with this problem. (firstName) {made no attempt to alleviate symptoms at home | initially waited approximately {NUMBER 1 - 25} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} for the symptoms to abate | took {NUMBER 1 - 25} aspirin before seeking help | took {NUMBER 1 - 25} antacid tablets before seeking help | took {NUMBER 1 - 25} sub-lingual nitro glycerin before seeking help}. (He_She) {came immediately to this office for evaluation | eventually decided to come to this office for evaluation | was evaluated by ambulance personnel but not treated before coming to this office | was evaluated by ambulance personnel, treated with {TREATMENT EMS} then {FACILITY}}.
CARDIAC HISTORY:
(firstName) {has no significant prior cardiac history | has a positive cardiac history which is significant for {CARDIAC HISTORY} | has an unknown cardiac history | has some prior cardiac history, the details of which are uncertain}. (His_Her) cardiac risk profile is significant for {no known cardiac risk factors | no cardiac risk factors in addition to this history | being of the advanced age of {AGE} | having {FAMILY MEMBER} who suffered an MI at the age of {AGE} | currently smoking with an accumulated {PACK-YEAR-HISTORY} pack-year history | having quit smoking {NUMBER OF YEARS} ago after accumulating a {PACK-YEAR-HISTORY} pack-year history | morbid obesity | hypertension | hypercholesterolemia | diabetes mellitus | being a male | current cocaine use | a history of cocaine use. The last time was {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago}.
CURRENT MEDICATIONS: {Vicodin | Oxycontin | Percodan | Percocet | Lortab | Lorcet | Vicodin ES | Darvocet N100 | Skelaxin | Zanaflex | Celebrex | Vioxx | Voltaren | Anti-biotics | Anti-Hypertensive medication | Cholesterol Medication | Pepsid | Neurontin | Elavil | None | Advil | Aspirin | Accupril | Accutane | Adalat CC | Allegra | Arthrotec | Axid | Azmacort | BuSpar | Calan SR | Cardizem CD | Cardura | Claritin D | Clozaril | Cordarone | Coumadin | Daypro | Depakote | Dilacor XR | Dilantin | Flonase | Fosamax | Glucophage | Humulin 70-30 | Humulin NPH | Hytrin | Imdur ER | Imitrex | K-Dur | Lamisil Oral | Lanoxin | Lescol | Lipitor | Lodine | Lotensin | Mevacor | Norvasc | Ortho-Novum | Oruvail | Paxil | Pepcid | Pravachol | Premarin | Prempro | Prevacid | Prilosec | Prinivil | Procardia XL | Propulsid | Prozac | Relafen | Rezulin | Risperdal | Serevent | Serzone | Sporanox | Synthroid | Ticlid | Toprol XL | Trental | Trtiphasil | Ultram | Vasotec | Zantac | Zestril | Ziac | Zocor | Zoloft | Zovirax | Zyprexa | Zyrtec}
ALLERGIES: { | | | | No Known Drug Allergies | Aspirin results in {ALLERGIC REACTION} | Penicillin results in {ALLERGIC REACTION} | Sulfa Drugs result in {ALLERGIC REACTION} | {LIST MEDICATIONS} results in {ALLERGIC REACTION} | | {ALLERGIES MEDICATIONS} | {ALLERGIES FOOD} | {ALLERGIES ENVIRONMENT} | | None | Aspirin | Penicillin | Sulfa drugs | | Bees - wasps | Hay fever | Pineapple | Strawberries}
Negative | Positive, as described in the history above | Positive for the following systems; {MEDICAL SYSTEMS}: {Negative | Positive, as described in the history above | Positive for the following systems; {MEDICAL SYSTEMS}}.
Appendectomy | Cardiac Bypass | Cataract removal | Colonoscopy | Cosmetic surgery | Gall bladder removal | Rhinoplasty | Tonsillectomy | Tracheotomy | Arterial shunt | Cardiac nodal ablation | Pacemaker insertion | PIC line placement | Porta cath placement | Breast reconstruction | Breast enlargement | Heart valve replacement | Indwelling defibrillator | Laparoscopy | Splenectomy | Whipple's procedure | Hernia repair | Liver biopsy | Nephrectomy | Repair of AAA | Stomach stapling | Hysterectomy | Salpingectomy | Vasectomy | Colon resection | C-section | Tubal ligation | Negative | Appendectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Cardiac Bypass {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Cataract removal {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Colonoscopy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Cosmetic surgery {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Gall bladder removal {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Rhinoplasty {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Tonsillectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Tracheotomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Arterial shunt{ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Cardiac nodal ablation {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Pacemaker insertion {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | PIC line placement {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Porta cath placement {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Breast reconstruction {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Breast enlargement {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Heart valve replacement {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Indwelling defibrillator {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Laparoscopy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Splenectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Whipple's procedure {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Hernia repair {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Liver biopsy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Nephrectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Repair of AAA {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Stomach stapling {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Hysterectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Salpingectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Vasectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Colon resection {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | C-section {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Tubal ligation {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | A-V fistula for dialysis: {Appendectomy | Cardiac Bypass | Cataract removal | Colonoscopy | Cosmetic surgery | Gall bladder removal | Rhinoplasty | Tonsillectomy | Tracheotomy | Arterial shunt | Cardiac nodal ablation | Pacemaker insertion | PIC line placement | Porta cath placement | Breast reconstruction | Breast enlargement | Heart valve replacement | Indwelling defibrillator | Laparoscopy | Splenectomy | Whipple's procedure | Hernia repair | Liver biopsy | Nephrectomy | Repair of AAA | Stomach stapling | Hysterectomy | Salpingectomy | Vasectomy | Colon resection | C-section | Tubal ligation | Negative | Appendectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Cardiac Bypass {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Cataract removal {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Colonoscopy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Cosmetic surgery {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Gall bladder removal {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Rhinoplasty {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Tonsillectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Tracheotomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Arterial shunt{ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Cardiac nodal ablation {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Pacemaker insertion {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | PIC line placement {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Porta cath placement {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Breast reconstruction {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Breast enlargement {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Heart valve replacement {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Indwelling defibrillator {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Laparoscopy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Splenectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Whipple's procedure {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Hernia repair {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Liver biopsy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Nephrectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Repair of AAA {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Stomach stapling {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Hysterectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Salpingectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Vasectomy {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Colon resection {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | C-section {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | Tubal ligation {ELAPSED TIME Number} {ELAPSED TIME Interval} ago | A-V fistula for dialysis}.
OBJECTIVE EVALUATION:
Upon initial observation, (firstName) appeared to be {a well nourished and generally healthy | a well nourished but generally ill | a thin but well nourished and generally healthy | a thin, well nourished but generally ill | a heavy but generally healthy | a heavy and generally ill | an obese but generally healthy | an obese and generally ill} (age) year old {Oriental | | Caucasian | Black | Hispanic | Asian | Indian | American Indian} (SEX), {in no obvious distress | in severe respiratory distress | having some respiratory difficulty | in obvious physical pain | having difficulty getting comfortable | in an agitated state | worried looking} with {normal skin tone | a "shocky" appearance and pale looking skin | a "shocky" appearance and ashen looking skin | a "shocky" appearance and cyanotic looking skin}. (He_She) was {alert and fully oriented to person place and thing | alert and oriented to person and place only | alert and oriented to person only | alert but disoriented to person, place and time | neither alert nor oriented}, {standing comfortably in the exam room | standing uncomfortably in the exam room | pacing the exam room, in great discomfort | seated in a chair, resting comfortably | seated on a chair uneasily | seated on a chair, in great discomfort | seated on the exam bed, resting comfortably | seated on the exam bed, uneasily | seated on the exam bed in great discomfort | lying semi-reclined on the exam bed, resting comfortably | lying semi-reclined on the exam bed, uneasily | lying semi-reclined on the exam bed in great discomfort | lying supine on the exam bed, resting comfortably | lying supine on the exam bed, restlessly | lying supine on the exam bed in great discomfort | sleeping quietly on the exam bed | lying unconscious on the exam bed}. (firstName) {responded easily to questions and provided a detailed history | responded easily to questions but provided a poorly detailed history | responded with difficulty to questions, secondary to discomfort, but provided a detailed history | responded with difficulty to questions, secondary to discomfort, and provided a poorly detailed history | was unable to respond to questions, secondary to discomfort}.
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