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[quote=Anonymous][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, [b]vacation plans,[/b] what someone does or did for a living. One of my mentors in the hospital used to [b]write the funniest thing the patient said during the visit.[/b] 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] I can understand noting general disposition, living situation, and career but I don't understand how the bolded are relevant to medical care.[/quote]
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