Ashley S. Reddell, O.D. Heart of America Contact Lens Society February 2013.

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Ashley S. Reddell, O.D. Heart of America Contact Lens Society February 2013

 Born & raised in Haysville, Kansas  Graduated from KU --- Rock Chalk!  Worked for an optometrist  Graduated from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, TN  Worked for an optometrist  Completed residency in pediatrics  Visited offices all over the country  Joined 2 doctor private practice in Leavenworth, KS  Husband joined the practice 1 year later

 Understand how to efficiently illicit a chief complaint and history of present illness (HPI’s)  Understand how to take an efficient patient and family medical history  Understand how the case history plays into the new meaningful use criteria

 Be accurate  Be efficient  Be friendly  Fake it ‘til you make it

 Medical vs. Visual Complaint  “What brought you into see the eye doctor today?”  “What is the main reason for your visit today?”  Secondary complaint  “Any other concerns you would like me to tell the doctor about your eyes?”

 4 HPI’s per complaint are required to withstand an insurance audit  F – Frequency  L – Location  O – Onset  R – Relief  I – Intensity  D – Duration  A – Associated Symptoms

 Frequency  How often does this occur?  Is it constant?  Exp: cc: Headaches Frequency – 2x/week  Location  OD/OS/OU?  Exp: cc: Headaches Frontal

 Onset  When did it begin? Or how long have you noticed it?  Exp: cc: Headaches 2 months ago  Relief  Anything make it better?  Exp: cc: Headaches Taking a break from the computer

 Intensity  Scale of 1 to 10 (or mild, mod, sev?)  Exp: cc: Headaches 6/10  Duration  How long do they last when you have them?  Exp: cc: Headaches 2 hours

 Associated Symptoms  Any other symptoms occuring?  Exp: cc: Headaches Eyestrain  YOUR TURN!  Example: Blurred Vision  Example: Red Eye

 Disease/Illness  Any health issues?  Are you being treated by your primary care doctor for anything?  Medications (MU)  What medications are you taking, including OTC and any eyedrops?  Allergies (MU)  Any allergies that you know of?  No known drug allergies? NKDA - ALWAYS specifically ask about drug allergies

 Eye Disease  Any history of eye disease?  Surgeries / Trauma  Any history of ocular surgery or trauma?  Medications  Any ocular medications?

 Immediate Family  Parents  Siblings  Grandparents  Disease/Illness  Anyone in your immediate family have any diseases we need to know about?  HTN, Diabetes are the big ones

 Eye Disease  Anyone in your immediate family have an eye disease? Including: Macular degeneration Glaucoma Cataracts

 “Do you or anyone in your immediate family have a history of eye disease?”  YOU control the conversation. Smile and nod but get the patient back on track.  Have your script down and use the same routine EVERY time.  This helps you know you haven’t missed anything  Practice

 Let’s practice together!

 Contact Info.  is the best way to ask a question. 