Sentence examples for progress note on from inspiring English sources

Of the 700 randomly selected records that met these criteria, 601 (85.9%) had a progress note on the day of care, and 553 (92%) of these were found by chart review to have evidence of SUD treatment.

Of the 592 records generated from a non-SUD specialty outpatient clinic that had a HEDIS-qualified SUD diagnosis/CPT code combination, 539 (91%) had a progress note on the day of care, of which 338 (63%) were found by chart review to have evidence of SUD treatment.

He is the meticulous type, so meticulous that one of his progress notes on a patient's daily chart was cited by nitpickers in Mount Sinai's records department as the perfect note.

Every morning and late afternoon, physicians in hospitals "round" on their patients, discussing their decisions in small groups or writing progress notes on patients' charts.

In these cases, we extracted all of the progress notes on the day of interest.

Because of this, at the time of the study, some participants were already typing ePNs, while others still wrote progress notes on paper, or dictated them for transcription.

During the birth-cohort phase, a reminder sticker was placed on each progress note for every visit (Fig.  1).

For example, when asked if he looked at anything else other than scanning the progress notes to decide on a partial fitting treatment for a patient, Dentist 7 said, "I know the next treatment that needs to be done, because I've been doing it for 32 years, not because it is written there on a piece of paper.

I find a computer and work on my progress notes for the day before going around and seeing my patients again to make sure they are doing okay.

Patient time on the EMR was calculated from first date of a progress note and a physician bill on the same date to the date of the most recent data extraction.

The estimates based on progress note information alone (P-values = 0.64-0.98) or in combination with the other two sources (P-values = 0.52-0.69) showed relatively little difference from adjudication.