Timestamps: 00:48 - The 3 parts to a good history 01:48 - How to structure your history? 02:23 - Step 1: Initiate the session & build rapport 02:43 - Step 2: Screening 03:06 - Step 3: Information gathering 03:42 - SOCRATES 04:20 - Step 4: Summarise 04:48 - Step 5: Risk factors 05:57 - Step 6: System Review 06:48 - Step 7: Patient perspective & cues 07:25 - Step 8: Background medical history 08:33 - How to present your history?
I work for the ambulance service and I've always wondered why we differ so much in our history taking - no just between hospital vs pre-hospital but between individual staff members. The vast majority of staff of varying skill levels will have a wide range of different ways of history taking and writing it on a PCR - you can get technicians that can do better paperwork than a paramedic, then you can get some people who don't follow any of this and write a paragraph of random symptoms and examination findings all mixed up with no consistency. While some of this video is irrelevant to pre-hospital medicine, it's given me a lot of insight and will hopefully help me improve my patient report forms.
I normally don't comment on video but I loved this you basically summarise all my comms session into 10 minutes so thanks!!! You mention you have a website where can I find it because I've now been watching all your other video and want to find out more 😅
Hello Arun, thank you so much for the stellar videos on OSCEs. Could you please do a session on intravenous fluid prescribing (like when to add 20 mmol of KCl) in OSCEs?
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Timestamps:
00:48 - The 3 parts to a good history
01:48 - How to structure your history?
02:23 - Step 1: Initiate the session & build rapport
02:43 - Step 2: Screening
03:06 - Step 3: Information gathering
03:42 - SOCRATES
04:20 - Step 4: Summarise
04:48 - Step 5: Risk factors
05:57 - Step 6: System Review
06:48 - Step 7: Patient perspective & cues
07:25 - Step 8: Background medical history
08:33 - How to present your history?
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I work for the ambulance service and I've always wondered why we differ so much in our history taking - no just between hospital vs pre-hospital but between individual staff members. The vast majority of staff of varying skill levels will have a wide range of different ways of history taking and writing it on a PCR - you can get technicians that can do better paperwork than a paramedic, then you can get some people who don't follow any of this and write a paragraph of random symptoms and examination findings all mixed up with no consistency. While some of this video is irrelevant to pre-hospital medicine, it's given me a lot of insight and will hopefully help me improve my patient report forms.
This has saved my life in my OSCE - thank you :)
Thank you so much for this. Your content is amazing!
Hey mate, just wanted to say this is a great video that has helped me out a lot.
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I wish that you should have started a plab 2 academy for IMGs.You are such a good teacher
Very helpful, man. Thanks!
This is absolutely perfect, thank you.
Thank you for spreading your knowledge with us.
you make it look so easy! Thank you.
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This was very useful! Thanks!
Thank You Dr Arun
I normally don't comment on video but I loved this you basically summarise all my comms session into 10 minutes so thanks!!! You mention you have a website where can I find it because I've now been watching all your other video and want to find out more 😅
Cheers!!☺️
Hello Arun, thank you so much for the stellar videos on OSCEs. Could you please do a session on intravenous fluid prescribing (like when to add 20 mmol of KCl) in OSCEs?
Great suggestion! Will put something up soon! :)
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great content doc I'm currently studying for IP as a clinical pharmacist this really does help
Womderful presentation. Tanx sir
Amazing!!!
Sir, this video was really helpful. Can you please make more videos like this with different presentations?
This is great. Thank you soooo much
Thanks Doc!
Very well done!
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amazing thanks...am a sixth year med. student but this heeeelped me alot
very helpful for history taking exam!
This was the best
Thanks!
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Brilliant presentation Arun! Well done! Would you consider some counselling vids too?
Thank you
Hi Arun great video. Could you please do some videos on Obs and gynea, Mental health and paediatric history taking approach
Thanks
Hey Arun, hopefully I’ll be starting medical school in September. Could make any content on how to study for preclinical exams?
Congrats for getting in, yep will be releasing some stuff out very soon for Years 1 & 2!
I'm an Indian, and I wish I could speak like you
Can u help us with some examples of history like a fully combined history of diabetes or chest pain etc
Very helpful
Great
Hello doctors,
Can anyone point me to the system review description, can't find it.
Go to Jessica Nishikawa channel, it's described there.
Hello sir! can you please make video of history of diabetic patient
Thx
Can you do a device counseling video I’m a pharmacy student in my third year and I failed my osce hope you could help me
Where’s the system review link?
Do you have notes on hematology, immunology and immunipathology
Are you from india???🧐
Hi can u pls share with me the book u used for history taking
Can you do
Hand over osce
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sorry to say but
not accurate bro
Any chance there's a more legible version of the notes that is posted somewhere?
Your video is not clear.Did you not watch it ?who can see the writing ?There is no clarity in the video.
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