These notes teach students and new practitioners the basic skills needed to write two different styles of documentation: SOAP (subjective/objective/assessment/plan) notes; and patient/client management forms. Exercises and worksheets are provided.
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Writing Soap Notes,
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Writing soap notes is exactly what I needed. It not only shows you how to write soap notes but also has exercises for you to complete. The correct answers are included in the back of the book. I would recommend this to any health care professional needing to learn or improve their soap note writing ability.
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This is a very well written book that gives you detailed instructions on SOAP Notes. Most instructors gloss over SOAP Notes and they can mean the difference between a successful re-imbursement or legal case. My notes were good enough to win a $2000.00 case. Not bad for a massage therapist!
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This is a very simple book. The worksheets really help. The explanations are straight forward.
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