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Comprehensive Biopsychosocial Assessment Notes

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The Comprehensive Biopsychosocial Assessment Notes template is an essential tool for nurses and mental health professionals conducting thorough evaluations of patients' psychological, social, and biological factors. This template guides clinicians in documenting detailed patient histories, current symptoms, and social backgrounds, ensuring a holistic view of the patient's condition. It includes sections for assessing anxiety, substance use, and trauma history, as well as capturing family and medical histories. Ideal for initial assessments, this template supports the development of personalized treatment plans and facilitates effective communication within multidisciplinary teams.

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Sunrise Health Clinic 123 Wellness Way Springfield, SP 12345 Date of Exam: 11/01/2024 Time of Exam: 10:30:00 AM Patient Name: John Doe Patient Number: 987654321 Biopsychosocial Assessment History: John Doe is a 45-year-old male, Caucasian, married, and a resident of Springfield. He states, "I feel overwhelmed and anxious all the time." The information on his anxiety was provided by both the patient and his wife. Symptoms of Anxiety: John reports that his anxiety began gradually over the past year, with symptoms occurring almost daily. He experiences excessive worry, difficulty concentrating, and occasional panic attacks. Current Symptoms: John describes feeling restless, having a racing heart, and experiencing muscle tension. He states, "I can't seem to relax, and my mind is always racing." Suicidality: John denies any suicidal ideation or intent. Anxiety Symptoms: John reports excessive worry, panic attacks, and difficulty concentrating. Substance Use: John denies any current or past substance use issues. ADHD Symptoms: John denies symptoms associated with attention deficit disorders. History of Trauma/Abuse: John denies any history of sexual, physical, or emotional abuse. Past Psychiatric History: John has no known past psychiatric history. Social/Developmental History: John grew up in a supportive family environment and identifies as Christian. He has two children, ages 10 and 12, who are dependent. Activities of Daily Living: John maintains a regular work schedule as an accountant but struggles with work-life balance. Leisure Activities: John enjoys reading and playing tennis but has reduced participation due to anxiety. Barriers to Treatment: John cites financial constraints and stigma as barriers to seeking treatment. Client’s Goals: "I want to manage my anxiety better and feel more in control of my life." Coping Strengths: Family Support: John has a supportive wife and extended family who provide emotional support. Financial Stability: John is financially stable but concerned about future expenses. Housing Status: John lives in a safe, comfortable home. Strengths/Assets: John is motivated, resilient, and in good physical health. Family History: John's father has a history of depression, and his mother has hypertension. Medical History: John has a history of hypertension, managed with medication. Exam: John appeared well-groomed, with coherent speech and a cooperative demeanor. His mood was anxious, and his affect was congruent with his mood. Mood/Affect: John exhibits signs of anxiety but no depression. Speech: Speech is normal in rate and tone. Thought Content: Logical thought processes with no delusions or obsessions. Suicidal Ideation: John denies suicidal thoughts. Insight & Judgment: John demonstrates good insight and judgment. Signs of Anxiety: Observable restlessness and occasional trembling. Attention Span & Eye Contact: John maintains good eye contact and shows no signs of distractibility. Instructions / Recommendations / Plan: John is recommended for outpatient treatment with a focus on cognitive behavioral therapy. Follow-up is advised in two weeks, with instructions to contact the clinic if symptoms worsen. Recommended Treatment Setting: Outpatient treatment. Therapeutic Approach: Cognitive behavioral therapy. Follow-up Plan: Return for a follow-up appointment in two weeks. Notes & Risk Factors: John is experiencing stress due to work demands and financial concerns. Billing Code: 90791 Bio-Psychosocial Initial Assessment Time spent face to face with patient and/or family and coordination of care: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Clinician Name & Credentials: Nurse Jane Smith, RN Electronically Signed By: Nurse Jane Smith, RN On: 11/01/2024 11:45 AM

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