Patient presents with right toe pain. Onset of pain is described as (acute, subacute, chronic) and began (duration) ago.  Location of pain is specified as (e.g., distal, proximal, medial, lateral aspect of the great toe, second toe, etc.) and is characterized as (e.g., sharp, dull, throbbing, aching, burning).  Patient reports (presence or absence) of associated symptoms such as swelling, redness, warmth, bruising, numbness, tingling, or difficulty bearing weight.  Aggravating factors include (e.g., walking, running, shoes, rest).  Alleviating factors include (e.g., rest, elevation, ice, medication).  Past medical history is significant for (relevant conditions such as diabetes, gout, arthritis, peripheral neuropathy).  Surgical history includes (any relevant foot or toe surgeries).  Medications include (list current medications).  Allergies include (list any allergies).  Social history includes (tobacco use, alcohol use).  Family history is (positive or negative) for relevant conditions.  Physical examination reveals (e.g., tenderness to palpation, range of motion limitations, edema, erythema, skin changes, deformity).  Differential diagnosis includes ingrown toenail, hallux valgus, hammertoe, Morton's neuroma, fracture, arthritis, gout, infection, and peripheral neuropathy.  Assessment is right toe pain, likely due to (working diagnosis).  Plan includes (e.g., radiographs, blood work, referral to podiatry, pain management with NSAIDs, ice, elevation, rest, activity modification, orthotics, splinting).  Patient education provided regarding (e.g., home care instructions, follow-up appointment).  Return to clinic in (duration) for reevaluation.