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Jul 12, 2022 · The H & P must be completed and documented by a qualified and privileged physician or other qualified licensed practitioner privileged to do so in accordance with state law and organizational policy. Other qualified licensed practitioners could include nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
A complete medical H&P must be documented no more than 30 days prior to, or within 24 hours after, registration or inpatient admission, but prior to surgery or procedure requiring anesthesia.
For each diagnosis discuss physiologic disease basis relevant to the patient and elements from the patient’s history and physical that either support or refute the diagnosis. For each item on your differential, explain what makes it likely AND what makes it less likely.
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In 2005, CMS issued a proposed regulation (based on a regulatory proposal that originated in 1997) that would require an H&P no more than 30 days before the procedure or within 24 hours after hospital admission. The rationale from CMS and a brief history of the issue is stated as follows (emphasis added in bold):
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Apr 3, 2015 · Test results plus findings from the history and physical examination may confirm or refute the main and differential diagnoses, setting up either a management plan or the need for an alternative hypothesis.
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Jul 16, 2008 · The eight HPI elements are: location, quality, duration, severity, timing, context, modifying factors, and associated signs and symptoms. Location: This element is documented by citing a body part or by documenting certain phrases, such as deep in the joint, ill-defined, or unilateral, to mention a few.
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A formal H&P examination by a physician or other licensed independent practitioner must be documented or dictated prior to the performance of an operative or non-operative delivery. Provisional diagnoses, based on findings of the PE, and the plan of care must be recorded.
