LESSON 7.9: THE PLAN (SOAP) Module 7: Violence Obj. 7.9: Develop a plan to attain health goals for a patient that addresses strengths, needs, and risks.

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LESSON 7.9: THE PLAN (SOAP) Module 7: Violence Obj. 7.9: Develop a plan to attain health goals for a patient that addresses strengths, needs, and risks.

Medical Error & Malpractice  Medical clinicians (primarily physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants) are held accountable for consistently making correct, evidence-based decisions about the diagnosis and treatment of disease for their patients. When they make serious errors, they are often sued for malpractice. Why do you think the rates of medical error and malpractice are becoming commonplace in today’s medical system?

The Complexity of Medicine Today  According to Atul Gawande in his book, “The Checklist Manifesto,” the ninth edition of the WHO’s international classification of diseases has grown to distinguish more than 13,000 different diseases, syndromes, and types of injury.... Clinicians now have at their disposal some 6,000 drugs and 4,000 medical and surgical procedures, each with different requirements, risks, and considerations.” What impact do you think this explosion of possible diseases and treatments has clinicians and the quality of care they can provide?

The SOAP Note Plan  The “Plan” is what the health care provider will do to treat the patient's concerns - such as ordering further labs, radiological work up, referrals given, procedures performed, medications given and education provided. Source: Wikipedia, “SOAP Note” (

The SOAP Note Plan Source: Wikipedia, “SOAP Note” (

A Comprehensive Plan  1. Review the Plan in the note above. Would you consider it comprehensive, meaning that it covers all aspects of the patient’s care that should be addressed? Why or why not?  2. How would you improve the Plan? (Consider mental, social and physical health; short-term vs. long-term care, any medication, procedures, or follow-up care; communication and education for the patient, etc.)

Creating a Comprehensive Plan  Patient’s strengths  Patient’s needs  Patient’s risk factors  Mental health  Social health  Physical health  Short-term  Long-term  Medication  Tests  Procedures  Follow-up care  Communication  Patient education

Assess:  1. What is the purpose of the Plan in the SOAP Note?  2. Name 3 elements that should be included in the Plan for a patient.

Homework:  Select any disease, illness, or condition. Research the disease to determine its possible treatments or therapies. Many disease will have multiple options for treatment that may be more or less appropriate for an individual patient based on their characteristics. Summarize the disease below and list at least 3 different ways the it could be treated along with the factors that influence which treatment method is selected.