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[quote=Anonymous]It is common to state the age and write “pleasant” in the History of Present Illness section of the chart. It is also very common to add notes about family members, vacation plans, what someone does or did for a living. One of my mentors in the hospital used to write the funniest thing the patient said during the visit. It seems you are finding these things negative and intrusive. From my perspective, it is a way to develop a human connection with patients and foster a collaborative relationship with someone I may see several times a year for many years. [/quote]
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