General Practitioner Template

APC template consult notes

A professional General Practitioner template for healthcare professionals.

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General Practitioner

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Last edited

29/1/2026

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melissa cairns

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Need a quick and efficient way to document patient consultations? This APC (Ambulatory Patient Care) template is perfect for General Practitioners. It helps you create concise and structured notes, focusing on key information like history, examination findings, and management plans. This template ensures all relevant details are captured, making it easier to track patient progress and communicate with other healthcare professionals. With Heidi, this template can be quickly populated from your consultation transcript, saving you time and improving the accuracy of your clinical documentation.

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**History** • URTI • IHD • HTN # **URTI** - Onset 3 days ago, following exposure to child with cough. - Main sx: Sore throat, rhinorrhoea, cough. Associated features: Mild fever, myalgia. - Known dx or relevant hx: Nil. - Investigations performed to date: Nil. - Prev tx: Paracetamol. # **IHD** - Onset 10 years ago. - Main sx: Occasional chest pain on exertion. - Known dx or relevant hx: Angina. - Investigations performed to date: ECG, stress test. - Prev tx: Aspirin, statin. # **HTN** - Onset 5 years ago. - Main sx: Asymptomatic. - Known dx or relevant hx: HTN. - Investigations performed to date: BP monitoring. - Prev tx: ACE inhibitor. **Other** - PMHx/PSHx: IHD, HTN, Appendectomy 2005. - FHx/SHx/Vax hx: Father – IHD. Smoker 20/day. Flu vaccine last year. **On Exam** Obs: BP 140/90 | HR 72 | T 37.2 | SpO2 98% RA HS: Dual, no murmurs. RS: Clear. **Management Plan** - Ix ordered – FBC, UEC, CRP. - Referred to Cardiology. - Follow-up in 2 weeks for results and review. - Symptomatic advice: Rest, fluids, paracetamol for fever. - Safety net advice: Seek urgent review if SOB, chest pain, or worsening symptoms.