The s10.ai Generic Hospital Admission Notes template is a vital resource for General Practitioners and healthcare providers, designed to enhance the efficiency of documenting patient admissions. This all-encompassing template meticulously records essential patient data, such as personal information, insurance details, and medical history, facilitating a seamless transition from referring facilities to hospital care. By adopting this template, clinicians can optimize the admission process, minimize errors, and elevate patient care coordination. Perfectly suited for s10.ai, this template guarantees the capture of all critical details necessary for a successful hospital admission.
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Example of completed documentation using this template
Hospital InformationReferring Facility: St. Mary's HospitalPhone: 020 7946 0958Fax: 020 7946 0959Contact Person: Dr. Emily CarterDate of request: 1 November 2024Patient Medical Record Number: 123456789Patient DataPatient Name: John DoeDate of Birth: 15 March 1980Gender: MaleSocial Security Number: 987-65-4321Marital Status: MarriedAddress: 123 Elm Street, London, SW1A 1AAHome/Cell Number: 07123 456789Other contact Number: 07123 987654Mother’s First Name: MaryFather’s First Name: RobertInsurance DetailsInsurance Plan: s10.aiPlan ID/Group Number: HF123456Medicaid CIN Number: AB123456CMedicare Number: 1234-567-890Is the patient on an HMO plan?: YesPlan name: s10.ai HMOAdmission NotesReferring Physician Name: Dr. Thomas KellyUPIN Number (for diagnostic services): A12345Clinic Referred: City Health ClinicDiagnosis: HypertensionICD 9 Code: 401.9Request to rule out/evaluate patient for: Cardiovascular assessmentTime frame physician is seeking for appointment: Within 2 weeksAdditional Information: Patient has a history of high blood pressure and is currently on Lisinopril. Recent lab results show elevated cholesterol levels. No known allergies.Patient appointment day/time preference: Monday mornings
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