Documentation in Rehabilitation

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	Documentation in Rehabilitation

edwardmasen9

9-23-2008 12:10 PM

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consumer, documentation, electronic medical records, emr, evaluation, forms, health & healthcare, patient, rehabilitation

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Doctors tend to like to spend their time with their patients; it may even be one of their favorite parts of their job. But the documentation that comes with the patients is another story.

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width=290>It goes something like this… “Patient seen for initial physical 
therapy evaluation on Aug 7th 2008. Patient is a 65-year old male, who sustained 
a CVA on June 26th 2008. Patient was accompanied to the ER when complaints of…”. 
Documentation, commonly referred to as “notes” is often the bane of the 
rehabilitation professionals work day. It is common to hear therapists and 
nurses and physicians mention how much they enjoy interacting with their 
patients and treating them; but they often have less positive things to say 
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