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Pediatric And Adolescent Psychiatrist
5-10 minutes

Detailed Psychiatric SOAP with E/M Coding Template

The Comprehensive Psychiatric SOAP with E/M Coding template by s10.ai is expertly crafted for child and adolescent psychiatrists to meticulously document psychiatric evaluations. This template encompasses sections for chief complaints, history of present illness, psychotherapy interventions, and medication management, while also addressing mental status exams, clinical global impressions, and risk assessments. Designed to capture the intricacies of psychiatric care, it facilitates precise E/M coding for accurate billing. By supporting thorough documentation of treatment plans and fostering collaboration with other healthcare providers, this template ensures a holistic and integrated approach to patient care, motivating clinicians to adopt and implement it for enhanced clinical outcomes.

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Template Structure

Organized sections for comprehensive clinical documentation

[INCLUDE A VISIT TITLE that is a concise summary of the visit's theme]
Chief Complaint:
- [Reason for visit]
May Include several key symptoms or complaints. Ideally include a direct quote that captures the main focus of the visit. DO NOT state what type of visit this is. If no direct quote, use same themes as are in the therapy section
HPI/Interim History:
[Discuss interim history]
[Include a section on substance use if any was mentioned]
[Include any mention of how the symptoms are functionally impairing (or not) or contributing to the need for disability or a leave of absence (if applicable). If functioning is good and improved also describe that]
Psychotherapy and Psychotherapeutic Interventions:
- [Amount of time spent on therapy if over 160 minutes and general theme]
- [Specific topics discussed]
- [Therapeutic interventions used and their impact]
- Target symptoms: [List target symptoms]
- Progress towards treatment goals: [Describe progress]
- Techniques used: [List techniques used, such as mentalization-based treatment, CBT, DBT]
Current Medications Discussed (see s10.ai for complete list):
- [Medication name, dosage, frequency]: [Efficacy, side effects, adherence]
- [Any changes or adjustments to medications]
Pertinent Past Medications and Psychiatric Treatments:
- [Past medication trials and details]
- [Other past psychiatric treatments (TMS, ECT, Ketamine, Spravato) and details]
- [Past psychiatric hospitalizations or higher levels of care]
Objective:
Mental Status Exam
- General Appearance and Behavior: [Description]
- Motor abnormalities: [Description or "no abnormal motor movements"]
- Speech: [Description or "Normal rate, rhythm and prosody"]
- Eye contact: [Description]
- Affect: [Description of congruence and general sentiment]
- Mood: [Patient's own words or "neutral"]
- Thought content: [Notable themes, future orientation]
- Thought process: [Description of abnormalities or "linear and goal-directed"]
- Cognition: [Description or "grossly intact attention and memory"]
- Orientation: [Description or "alert and oriented"]
- SI, HI, Violent ideation: [Presence or absence]
- Insight and judgment: [Description of degree of insight and judgment]
DATA (billed)
- [Rating scales completed and scores]
- [Labs or other studies referenced and details]
Clinical Global Impressions:
- CGI-S (Severity): [Score] ([Description]) - [Reason for score]
- CGI-I (Improvement): [Score] ([Description]) - [Reason for score]
Assessment and Plan:
- [Diagnosis 1]: [Summary of condition, progress, and plan]
- [Diagnosis 2]: [Summary of condition, progress, and plan]
- [Additional diagnoses as needed]
- Overall: [Summary of patient's overall status and any changes to treatment plan]
Risk Assessment:
- [Concerns or changes in risk to self or others (suicidality, self-harm, violence)]
- Protective factors: [List protective factors]
- Risk factors: [List risk factors and note if modifiable or static]
- [Documentation of risk management or escalation of level of care]
Medication and Interventions Plan:
- [Detailed treatment plan regarding medications or interventions]
- [Discussion of risks, benefits, side effects, and alternatives]
- [Research studies mentioned regarding specific treatments]
Tests and Studies: [Describe any tests or studies ordered]
Collaboration Plan:
- [Other mental health and medical treaters patient is seeing or referred to]
- [Family collaboration, if significant]
- [Collateral information gathered or planned]
Medical Decision Making:
- [Elements of medical decision making present in the visit]
- E/M Code: [Suggested E/M code] ([New or established patient], [Complexity level]) - [Reason for code selection]
Interactive Complexity Present: [Rationale for interactive complexity, if applicable]
Followup:
- [Next appointment date and time, if scheduled, or patient's plan to self-schedule]
- [Discharge plan, if applicable]
Sample Clinical Note

Example of completed documentation using this template

Visit Title: Anxiety and Academic Performance
Chief Complaint:
- "I'm feeling overwhelmed and anxious about school."
HPI/Interim History:
The patient, a 15-year-old female, reports increased anxiety over the past three months, particularly related to academic performance. She denies any substance use. The anxiety is impacting her ability to concentrate and complete assignments, leading to a decline in grades. She has not required a leave of absence but is concerned about her academic future.
Psychotherapy and Psychotherapeutic Interventions:
- 180 minutes spent on therapy focusing on anxiety management
- Discussed coping strategies for school-related stress and time management
- Utilized cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness techniques, which the patient found helpful
- Target symptoms: Anxiety, stress
- Progress towards treatment goals: Moderate improvement in managing anxiety
- Techniques used: CBT, mindfulness
Current Medications Discussed:
- Sertraline 50 mg daily: Effective with mild side effects of drowsiness, good adherence
- No changes to medications
Pertinent Past Medications and Psychiatric Treatments:
- Previously trialed fluoxetine with limited efficacy
- No history of TMS, ECT, or other advanced treatments
- No past psychiatric hospitalizations
Objective:
Mental Status Exam
- General Appearance and Behavior: Well-groomed, cooperative
- Motor abnormalities: No abnormal motor movements
- Speech: Normal rate, rhythm, and prosody
- Eye contact: Consistent
- Affect: Congruent, anxious
- Mood: "Anxious"
- Thought content: Preoccupied with academic performance
- Thought process: Linear and goal-directed
- Cognition: Grossly intact attention and memory
- Orientation: Alert and oriented
- SI, HI, Violent ideation: Absent
- Insight and judgment: Good insight, fair judgment
DATA (billed)
- GAD-7 completed, score: 15 (moderate anxiety)
- No labs or other studies referenced
Clinical Global Impressions:
- CGI-S (Severity): 4 (Moderate) - Due to significant anxiety impacting daily functioning
- CGI-I (Improvement): 3 (Minimal improvement) - Some progress with therapy and medication
Assessment and Plan:
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Moderate anxiety impacting school performance, continue CBT and sertraline
- Academic Stress: Addressed through therapy, continue monitoring
- Overall: Patient shows moderate improvement, continue current treatment plan
Risk Assessment:
- No current concerns for self-harm or violence
- Protective factors: Supportive family, engaged in therapy
- Risk factors: Academic stress, anxiety
- No escalation of care needed
Medication and Interventions Plan:
- Continue sertraline 50 mg daily
- Discussed risks and benefits of medication, patient and family in agreement
- No new research studies mentioned
Tests and Studies: No tests or studies ordered
Collaboration Plan:
- Coordinating with school counselor for academic support
- Family involved in therapy sessions
- No additional collateral information needed
Medical Decision Making:
- Considered patient's academic stress and anxiety levels
- E/M Code: 99214 (Established patient, moderate complexity) - Due to moderate complexity of anxiety management
Interactive Complexity Present: Not applicable
Followup:
- Next appointment scheduled for 15 November 2024
- No discharge plan needed
Clinical Benefits

Key advantages of using this template in clinical practice

  • Visit Title: Comprehensive Mental Health Evaluation This clinical template is designed to streamline the documentation process for mental health evaluations, ensuring comprehensive and accurate records that meet the needs of healthcare professionals. It includes sections for chief complaints, detailed HPI/interim history, and psychotherapy interventions, allowing clinicians to capture the essence of the visit with precision. The template also covers current and past medications, objective mental status exams, and clinical global impressions, providing a holistic view of the patient's mental health status. With a focus on assessment and planning, risk assessment, and medication/intervention strategies, this template supports effective medical decision-making and collaboration with other healthcare providers. By adopting this template, clinicians can enhance their documentation efficiency, improve patient care, and ensure compliance with healthcare standards.
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