Patient presents with left clavicle pain.  Onset of pain was (onset date or duration e.g., two weeks ago, gradual onset).  The patient describes the pain as (character of pain e.g., sharp, dull, aching, burning, throbbing) and localized to the (specific location e.g., medial clavicle, distal clavicle, left sternoclavicular joint, left acromioclavicular joint).  Pain is aggravated by (aggravating factors e.g., movement, palpation, lifting, overhead activities) and relieved by (relieving factors e.g., rest, ice, heat, medication).  Patient denies (negative symptoms e.g., fever, chills, numbness, tingling, radiating pain down the arm).  Patient reports (positive symptoms, if any, e.g., clicking, popping, swelling, bruising, limited range of motion).  Medical history includes (relevant medical history e.g., prior clavicle fracture, history of arthritis, osteoporosis).  Social history includes (relevant social history e.g., occupation, dominant hand, sports activities).  Physical examination reveals (objective findings e.g., tenderness to palpation over the left clavicle, crepitus, deformity, swelling, ecchymosis, limited range of motion of the left shoulder).  Neurovascular examination of the left upper extremity is intact (include specific sensory and motor testing results if performed).  Differential diagnosis includes (differential diagnoses e.g., clavicle fracture, acromioclavicular joint sprain, sternoclavicular joint sprain, osteoarthritis, distal clavicular osteolysis, thoracic outlet syndrome).  Assessment: Left clavicle pain, likely (most likely diagnosis).  Plan: (plan of care e.g., Obtain (imaging studies ordered, e.g., left clavicle x-ray, left shoulder x-ray), prescribe (medications prescribed, e.g., NSAIDs), recommend (recommendations e.g., rest, ice, physical therapy), patient education regarding (education provided e.g., activity modification, pain management strategies).  Follow-up in (duration e.g., one week, two weeks) to reassess.