start of care data collection

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thank you for your welcome

will attend discussions soon

technology a little new to me and currently only have access at work

if you know any body who might have a lesson plan for basic assessment (start of care data collection ) it would help me out no end

best wishes Julian

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lesson plan for basic assessment

Is it a complete health history guide that you seek?

I have a chapter on this if this is what you need.

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lesson plan for basic assessment

Is it a complete health history guide that you seek?

I have a chapter on this if this is what you need.

Hello

GingerSue thank you for your reply , i am totally unfamiliar with this technology and do not knoe if i am following correct protocol but a chaoter on health history taking would be very usefull i will wait to see how to access it , hope alls well in Canada ,England has been very windy bye for now

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Hello

GingerSue thank you for your reply , i am totally unfamiliar with this technology and do not knoe if i am following correct protocol but a chaoter on health history taking would be very usefull i will wait to see how to access it , hope alls well in Canada ,England has been very windy bye for now

julian
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Good morning - the author is Jarvis, Carolyn and the title is "Physical Examination & Health Assessment" 4th Edition 2004 ISBN 0-7216-9773-9

There is the Elsevier Science homepage - http://www.elsevier.com with "Customer Support"

There is also a Pocket Companion with full-colour access to health history points, examination steps for each body system (0-7216-9774-7) available via the web at www.elsevierhealth.com or by calling toll-free 800-545-2522 (or so it says)

It goes through the sequence:

1. Biographical data

2. Reason for seeking care

3. Present health or history of present illness

4. Pat history

5. Family history

6. Review of systems

7. Functional assessment or activities of daily living.

Hope this is of help for you, let me know if you need more information.

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Good morning - the author is Jarvis, Carolyn and the title is "Physical Examination & Health Assessment" 4th Edition 2004 ISBN 0-7216-9773-9

There is the Elsevier Science homepage - http://www.elsevier.com with "Customer Support"

There is also a Pocket Companion with full-colour access to health history points, examination steps for each body system (0-7216-9774-7) available via the web at www.elsevierhealth.com or by calling toll-free 800-545-2522 (or so it says)

It goes through the sequence:

1. Biographical data

2. Reason for seeking care

3. Present health or history of present illness

4. Pat history

5. Family history

6. Review of systems

7. Functional assessment or activities of daily living.

Hope this is of help for you, let me know if you need more information.

thank you starting to get to grips best wishes julian
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