In order to carry out their duties successfully, Starfleet officers and their allies/associates need to be in tip top physical shape and Starfleet Medical is here to help with that. From routine physical checkups to treatment of medical injuries, there is plenty of potential RP to be had and, of course, paperwork to go along with it.
Please feel free to use the report template below as a formal reporting on any medical RP that your medical character has recently performed. After you’ve posted your report to the topic, you may edit the first post in this topic to include the name of the officer and a link to the report you’ve added. If an officer has more than one report associated with them, add the link as a number. (e.g. Jal'Shan, Corsanolith 1, 2).
If you’d like to request a medical appointment, the correct topic to use on the forums would be the Appointment Requests topic. Feel free to also ping the @medical in Discord.
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Report Template and Explanation
CMDR Yourname, Here
Evaluator's Job
PATIENT’S NAME: (name here)
APPOINTMENT STARDATE: (stardate here)
PURPOSE AND CONTEXT OF EVALUATION
Physical evaluations tend to fall in one of four categories.
Baseline Medical Assessment: An initial assessment to develop a baseline for a patient’s physical condition, taking into account past medical history, preexisting conditions, and previous injuries.
Medical Routine Exam: The standard ‘physical’. This examination checks on the general physical health and wellness of the officer, where the focus is usually determining whether or not there are any new ailments since the most recent exam or changes from the baseline assessment.
Medical Incident: An exam that has been prompted by the patient, due to an injury or concern they have regarding their own health. These exams will focus on specifically diagnosing and treating the problem that the patient is having.
Medical Fitness Evaluation: An examination requisitioned by a command authority to evaluate an officer’s fitness for duty. These evaluations are more intensive and tend to focus on the specific incidents that led to the mandate. Evaluation results are often directly utilized by command authorities to assist in decisions regarding the officer’s career. Failure to meet certain standards in these evaluations may negatively impact an officer’s career in a variety of ways.
CONCLUSION
The evaluator’s final assessment of the patient goes here. Includes fitness for duty and/or any relevant diagnoses. If a treatment was performed, the summary of that should go here.
SUBJECTIVE FINDINGS
Notes on the patient’s own perception of their condition, including complaints, symptoms, and impressions.
OBJECTIVE FINDINGS
Notes on the patient’s condition observed or measured by the evaluator. This includes observations, vital signs, test results.
PLAN OF CARE
If applicable, the evaluator’s recommendations or orders for further care. (If not applicable, just delete this header or write n/a.) If a treatment was prescribed for after the appointment, the details of that should go here.
LENGTH OF APPOINTMENT: # hrs
END OF EVALUATION.
Template Code
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<div><mark>EVALUATOR</mark><br />
CMDR Yourname, Here
</div><div><mark>AUTHORITY</mark><br />
Evaluator's Job
</div><div><mark>MEDICAL FILE</mark><br />
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[color=#239edd][font="Ubuntu Mono"]PATIENT'S NAME: [/font][/color] (name here)
[color=#239edd][font="Ubuntu Mono"]APPOINTMENT STARDATE: [/font][/color] (stardate here)
#### PURPOSE AND CONTEXT OF EVALUATION
Baseline Medical Assessment
Medical Routine Exam
Medical Incident
Medical Fitness Evaluation
#### CONCLUSION
The evaluator's final assessment of the patient goes here. Includes fitness for duty and/or any relevant diagnoses. If a treatment was performed, the summary of that should go here.
#### SUBJECTIVE FINDINGS
Notes on the patient's own perception of their condition, including complaints, symptoms, and impressions.
#### OBJECTIVE FINDINGS
Notes on the patient's condition observed or measured by the evaluator. This includes observations, vital signs, test results.
#### PLAN OF CARE
If applicable, the evaluator's recommendations or orders for further care. (If not applicable, just delete this header or write n/a.) If a treatment was prescribed for after the appointment, the details of that should go here.
[color=#239edd][font="Ubuntu Mono"]LENGTH OF APPOINTMENT: [/font][/color] # hrs
[font="Ubuntu Mono"]END OF EVALUATION.[/font]
</div>Review of Physiological Systems table (OPTIONAL; should go in "Objective Findings" if used)
#### [font="Ubuntu Mono"]Review of Physiological Systems[/font]
| Section | Status | Comment |
|-----------|-----------|-------------|
| HEENT | [color=#6cdd23] NAD [/color] | Responses normal. *(or add your own comment)* |
| Respiration | [color=#6cdd23] CTA [/color] | Responses normal. |
| Cardiovascular | [color=#6cdd23] NAD [/color] | Pulse and pressure within normal limits. |
| Abdominal | [color=#6cdd23] NAD [/color] | NBS, all scans clear. |
| Extremities | [color=#6cdd23] NAD [/color] | Responses normal. |
| Neurological | [color=#6cdd23] NAD [/color] | Patient was coherent, coordinated and responsive WNL. |