CLINICAL PRACTICE EVALUATION I: MEDICAL RECORD REVIEW (Adult Patient Population)

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Diplomate: CLINICAL PRACTICE EVALUATION I: MEDICAL RECORD REVIEW (Adult Patient Population) A. RECORD IDENTIFIER INFORMATION 1. Date medical record reviewed (mm/dd/year) / / 2. Patient identifier: 3. Date of patient s most recent visit (mm/dd/year) / / 4. Patient s gender: Female Male 5. Patient s age: B. RISK FACTORS Does the patient s medical record document risk factors for the following? 1. Cancer Breast Yes No N/A Cervical Yes No N/A Colorectal Yes No N/A 2. Cardiovascular disease Abdominal aortic aneurysm Yes No N/A Hypertension Yes No N/A Lipid disorders Yes No N/A 3. Obesity Yes No N/A 4. Osteoporosis Yes No N/A 5. Psychiatric Alcohol misuse Yes No N/A Depression Yes No N/A 6. Sexually transmitted infections Chlamydia Yes No N/A Gonorrhea Yes No N/A HIV Yes No N/A June 2010 1/7

Syphilis Yes No N/A Tobacco-related disease Yes No N/A Type 2 diabetes mellitus Yes No N/A C. DIAGNOSES Has the patient been diagnosed with? 1. Cancer Breast Yes No Unsure Cervical (check No for males) Yes No Unsure Colorectal Yes No Unsure 2. Cardiovascular disease Abdominal aortic aneurysm Yes No Unsure Hypertension Yes No Unsure Lipid disorders Yes No Unsure 3. Obesity or overweight Yes No Unsure 4. Osteoporosis Yes No Unsure 5. Psychiatric Alcohol misuse Yes No Unsure Depression Yes No Unsure 6. Sexually transmitted infections Chlamydia Yes No Unsure Gonorrhea Yes No Unsure HIV Yes No Unsure Syphilis Yes No Unsure Tobacco-related disease Yes No Unsure Type 2 diabetes mellitus Yes No Unsure June 2010 2/7

D. OBJECTIVE FINDINGS 1. Physical findings at the most recent examination: Weight Height BMI Systolic BP Diastolic BP lb in mmhg mmhg 2. What was the date and result of the most recent lipid profile? Month/Year / Not done Total cholesterol HDL cholesterol E. SCREENING mg/dl mg/dl Has the patient received screening tests within the recommended intervals for the following? 1. Cancer Breast Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Mammography every 1-2 years for women 40 and older) Cervical Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Pap test every 3 years for women who have been sexually active and have a cervix, starting at age 21 or within 3 years of onset of sexual activity (whichever occurs earlier) and discontinuing at age 65, if there is an adequate history of prior screening) Colorectal Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Men and women 50 and older) 2. Cardiovascular disease Abdominal aortic aneurysm Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: One-time screening by ultrasonography in men aged 65 to 75 who have ever smoked) June 2010 3/7

Hypertension Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Adults aged 18 and older) Lipid disorders Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Men 35 and older and women 45 and older; younger adults with other risk factors for coronary disease; include total cholesterol and HDL 3. Obesity Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: All adults) 4. Osteoporosis Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Women 65 and older and women 60 and older at increased risk for osteoporotic fractures 5. Psychiatric Alcohol misuse Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: All adults, including pregnant women) Depression Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Adults in clinical practices with systems to assure accurate diagnoses, effective treatment, and follow-up) 6. Sexually transmitted infections Chlamydia Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Sexually active women 25 and younger and other asymptomatic women at increased risk for infection; asymptomatic pregnant women 25 and younger and others at increased risk) Gonorrhea Yes No Unsure N/A June 2010 4/7

(USPSTF Recommendation: All sexually active women, including those who are pregnant, at increased risk for infection; if young or other individual or population risk factors) HIV Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: All adults at increased risk for HIV infection; all pregnant women) Syphilis Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Persons at increased risk and all pregnant women) 7. Tobacco-related disease Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Ask all adults and all pregnant women about tobacco use) 8. Type 2 diabetes mellitus Yes No Unsure N/A (USPSTF Recommendation: Adults with hypertension or hyperlipidemia) F. INTERVENTION Which of the following have been recommended to the patient? 1. Counseling Breast feeding promotion (USPSTF Recommendation: Structured education and behavioral counseling programs) Depression (USPSTF Recommendation: In clinical practices with systems to assure accurate diagnoses, effective treatment, and follow-up) Genetic counseling/evaluation for BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutation testing (USPSTF Recommendation: Women whose family history is associated with an increased risk for deleterious mutations in BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes) Healthy diet (USPSTF Recommendation: Adults with hyperlipidemia and other known risk factors for cardiovascular and diet-related chronic disease) HIV counseling and/or safer sex practices Increased physical activity Reduction in saturated fat and cholesterol (See Healthy diet above) Tobacco cessation (USPSTF Recommendation: Tobacco cessation intervention for those who use tobacco; augmented pregnancy-tailored counseling to pregnant women who smoke) June 2010 5/7

Treatment for alcohol and/or substance misuse Weight reduction (USPSTF Recommendation: Intensive counseling and behavioral interventions to promote sustained weight loss for obese adults) Others (please specify): None of the above 2. Chemoprevention Aspirin (USPSTF Recommendation: Men aged 45-79 when benefit due to reduction in MI outweighs potential harm of increase in GI bleed; Women aged 55-79 when benefit due to reduction in ischemic CVA outweighs potential harm of increase in GI bleed) Breast cancer prophylaxis (USPSTF Recommendation: Women at high risk of BRCA and low risk for adverse effects of chemoprevention) Folic Acid (USPSTF Recommendation: Women planning or capable of pregnancy) Hepatitis A vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: All adults with one or more risk factors) Hepatitis B vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: All adults with one or more risk factors) Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: Women up to age 26 who have not been previously vaccinated or have not completed the full series) Influenza vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: Annually for adults aged 19-49 with one or more risk factors; annually for all adults aged 50 years or older) Measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: All adults who meet the age requirements and who lack evidence of immunity) Meningococcal vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: All adults with one or more risk factors) Pneumococcal vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: Adults aged 19-64 with one or more risk factors; all adults aged 65 or older who lack evidence of immunity) Statins or other lipid-lowering medications (USPSTF Recommendation: Middle aged and older adults with abnormal lipids who are at increased risk of coronary heart disease) Tetanus-diphtheria (Td) vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: One-time dose of Tdap for adults aged 19-64, then Td booster every ten years; Td booster every ten years for adults 65 and older) June 2010 6/7

Varicella vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: All adults without evidence of immunity) Zoster vaccination (ACIP Recommendation: All adults aged 60 and older) Others (please specify) None of the above 3. Do any of the following limit the patient s ability to engage in self-care? Psychiatric illness or cognitive impairment Yes No Unsure Problems with adherence Yes No Unsure Other medical conditions Yes No Unsure Social factors Yes No Unsure END OF MEDICAL RECORD REVIEW FOR THIS PATIENT June 2010 7/7