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Podiatry new patient intake
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Podiatry clinics taking a first history for a foot or ankle concern.
The person says which foot, what the concern is, and answers a few foot-health questions. It is a questionnaire before an appointment. It does not diagnose or recommend treatment.
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Podiatry new patient intake
Example only. Not legal or clinical advice. Review and adapt before use. Not endorsed by any government agency. This example has not had a separate legal review.
Fields
Person
Name, date of birth, mobile and email.
Which foot
Left, right or both.
The concern
In their own words, and when it started.
Foot health
Yes or no: diabetes, numbness or tingling, and sores that have not healed.
Medicines and allergies
In their own words.
Health information
A tick. The practice collects the health information on the form for care.
Collection notice
A line the practice writes before anyone uses the form.
Signature
Signed on the phone.
Questions
Does a yes answer decide treatment?
No. It tells the podiatrist to read the answer. The form does not decide treatment.
Does this replace a consent form?
No. Pair it with the allied health consent to treat (AH-001).