Patient Records & Visits
This chart section allows you to see if the patient needs any prescription refills
What is the medication section?
First provider patient will seek care and services from
PCP
Three main learning styles
Auditory, Kinesthetic, and Visual
Preventative measures patients should take
maintaining a healthy lifestyle, regular screenings, mental health care, and no/reduced alcohol and substance use.
Available Community resources
Section in patient's medical record to determine if any medical exams are due.
preventive care section
This nutrition expert educates patients on diet, chronic disease prevention, and healthy food access.
What is a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN)?
Preventative measures taught to patients to minimize exposure
proper handwashing techniques, safe lifestyle practices, and ways to identify signs and symptoms of infection or diseases
This test is recommended every 3 years for adults to screen for diabetes.
What is a blood glucose test?
Five Barriers of Care
Behavioral, biological, environmental, physical, and cultural
What information could you find in a patient's chart?
medical history, medications, chronic problems, and any family issues
This team member coordinates services such as transportation, housing, meals, and financial resources.
What is a social worker?
This type of visit allows MAs to provide education remotely using digital communication tools.
What is telehealth or virtual visits?
Cervical Cancer screening/Pap test
This model uses a centralized primary care setting to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs
What is the patient‑centered medical home (PCMH)?
MA reviews what prior to patient visit?
Patient records:
Due dates for preventive testing, immunizations, patient care management items, and expired or soon-to-be-expired prescriptions.
This clinician can diagnose, prescribe, and assist in surgery under physician supervision.
What is a physician assistant (PA)?
Common goal in patient education and healthcare
This imaging test is recommended annually for adults aged 50–80 with a 20‑pack‑year smoking history.
What is low‑dose CT (LDCT) for lung cancer?
Poor communication during transitions increases the risk of this.
What is rehospitalization?
These are ways to identify treatments, processes, experiences, and outcomes
What is clinical quality measures?
This professional helps patients perform everyday tasks after injury or disability.
What is an occupational therapist?
Best method to promote adherence
Common risk factors for eye disease include
African American race, age over 40 years old, diabetes, and family history of glaucoma
This type of community information should be kept in an easily accessible location for quick patient support.
What are community resource lists?