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Various types of notes are created during outpatient care, a surgery or procedure, a visit to the emergency department or a hospital stay.  \nThe main function of a note is to provide a concise, comprehensive summary of a patient’s condition for all members of the healthcare team. Notes are used for documenting clinical observations, diagnostic tests ordered, and care delivered. There may be suspected conditions listed in a note that are not confirmed diagnoses. Although patient education is not the purpose of progress notes, we hope that the release of this information into MyChart will enable you to become more involved and knowledgeable  \nregarding your healthcare.  \n*Certain types of notes are not available in MyChart, for example, Behavioral Health and notes for teens age 13-17.  \nAbbreviations of Clinical Terminology  \nIt is important to understand that notes are written in a way for your doctor and other health professionals on your care team to quickly understand your current medical condition. Because of this, the language may be abbreviated. Below are the definitions for some commonly used clinical abbreviations:  \nBMP: Basic metabolic panel  \nBP: Blood pressure  \nC&S: Culture and sensitivity  \n(performed to detect infection)  \nC / O: Complains of  \nCBC: Complete blood count  \nCC: Chief complaint  \nChem panel: Chemistry panel (a blood test that indicates the status of the liver, kidneys, and electrolytes)  \nDDX: Differential diagnosis (the possible diagnoses being considered)  \nDM: Diabetes mellitus  \nDOE: Dyspnea on exertion  \n(shortness of breath with activity) ETOH: Alcohol intake history  \nH&P: History and physical  \nHPI: History of present illness  \nI&D: Incision and drainage  \nIMP: Impression  \nLBP: Low back pain  \nN / V: Nausea or vomiting  \nP: Pulse  \nPMH: Past medical history  \nPRN: As needed  \nR/O: Rule out  \nSH: Social history  \nSOB: Shortness of breath  \nSQ: Subcutaneous (underneath the skin)  \nT: Temperature  \nUA: Urinalysis  \nURI: Upper respiratory infection  \nVSS: Vital signs are stable  \nWt: Weight  \nLocating Your Providers’ Notes in MyChart  \nNotes can be found in the “Upcoming & Past Appointments” section of the“Appointments” menu in MyChart. Click on a particular visit to view your After Visit Summary and any available provider notes.  \nYou can also access notes from the “Health” menu by selecting “Admissions & Visit Summary / Notes.”  \nQuestions or Concerns?  \nIf you have questions regarding a particular note, please address it with your provider at your next appointment.  \nIf you feel that health information we have about you is incorrect, you have the right to ask us to amend your medical records:  \n In MyChart: Select “Request for Amendment of Protected Health Information” from the Health menu in MyChart to complete this form electronically.  \n By Mail:  Your request for an amendment must be in writing, signed, and dated. It must specify the records you wish to amend, identify the Cleveland Clinic facility that maintains those records, and give the reason for your request. You must address your request to the Privacy Official of the Cleveland Clinic hospital or facility that maintains the records you wish to amend or to the Privacy Office CC30, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 9500 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44195.  \nCleveland Clinic will respond to you within 60 days. We reserve the right to deny your request; In the event we do deny your request, we will explain why and outline your options.  \nFor more information, please contact the Cleveland Clinic Privacy Office at 216.444.1709 or toll-free at 800.223.2273, ext. 41709.  \nMyChart® is a registered trademark of Epic systems Corporation.","cbCaiu9ciN4bSN8a","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu9ciN4bSN8a","pdf",173634,"English","# View Clinical Notes in MyChart\n## How Providers Use Notes\n## Common Clinical Abbreviations\n## Locating Providers’ Notes in MyChart\n## Questions or Concerns\n## Requesting an Amendment of Records","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of provider notes in MyChart?\",\"answer\":\"The purpose of a note is to provide a concise, comprehensive summary of a patient’s condition so all members of the healthcare team can understand the current medical status.\"},{\"question\":\"Are all types of notes available in MyChart?\",\"answer\":\"No. Certain types of notes are not available in MyChart, including Behavioral Health and notes for teens age 13–17.\"},{\"question\":\"Where can I find provider notes in MyChart?\",\"answer\":\"Use “Upcoming \\u0026 Past Appointments” under the “Appointments” menu to view notes from a visit. 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