AKAnna Keller, 47 · Hypertension, prediabetes, LDL 162 mg/dl · 14 documents, read 16 September 2026
Send her the questions for the check-up.

Answered on 16 September 2026

Your template has twenty-three questions. Fifteen of them this chart already answers, so I dropped them: the diagnosis, the current medication, the family history, the last laboratory report. Intake 20.09.2023 Medication 16.09.2026 Lab 08.05.2026

Three questions the chart raises and the template does not ask, so I added them: the week of home blood pressure your plan of March asked for, the reason the simvastatin was stopped in 2024, which is recorded as an event without a reason, and whether anything has changed since May. BP log 15.09.2026 Visit 14.03.2024

Eight questions remain, about four minutes on her phone. It goes out as one link, with no app to install, and the answers come back into the chart under her name, dated and marked as entered by the patient.

QuestionnaireDraft, for your signature
Check-up questionnaire, sent 12 September
  • Eight questions instead of twenty-three
  • Fifteen dropped because the chart answers them, three added because it raises them
  • One link, no app, answers back in the chart
It reaches her under your name, once you have read it
From the patient record5 of 14 documents
  • Intake interview, history and family history, 20 September 2023Anamnesis
  • Medication list, 16 September 2026Medication
  • Laboratory report, 8 May 2026Laboratory
  • Home blood pressure log, 9 to 15 September, 15 September 2026Patient data
  • Visit note, simvastatin stopped, 14 March 2024Clinical note
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1Show me the sheet as she gets it2What did she answer?3Ask her for a week of home readings before the visit
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