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Antenatal and shared-care visit template
An antenatal encounter note for established gestation, maternal wellbeing, examination, investigations reviewed, issues and the agreed next steps.
General practice
Free Australian notes and letters, with friendly guides and fictional examples.
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Capture the conversation, findings and agreed next steps.
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An antenatal encounter note for established gestation, maternal wellbeing, examination, investigations reviewed, issues and the agreed next steps.
General practice
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A detailed clinical record with distinct sections for the presenting history, background, examination, impression and plan.
General practice
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A mental health consultation record covering the presenting issue, history, mental state, risk discussion, assessment, agreed plan and supports.
General practice · Psychology
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A consult note organised around the issues discussed, while keeping medicines, allergy history, background, findings and follow-up easy to find.
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An ordered record of a procedure that was performed: what happened, the consent discussion, site, technique, findings and instructions given.
Surgery · General practice
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A four-section consult note for clinicians who want to separate what the person reports, what was observed, the clinician's assessment and the agreed plan.
General practice
Bring the assessment, goals and actions together.
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A GPCCMP template that brings together health needs, the person's agreed goals, clear actions, referrals and review arrangements.
General practice
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A general health assessment record for the assessment type, history, medicines, findings, identified issues, agreed actions and follow-up.
General practice
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A mental state examination template with plain-language guidance, useful vocabulary and fictional examples that keep observations, experiences and gaps clear.
General practice · Psychiatry · Psychology
Keep medicine histories, explanations and requests clear.
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A pharmacy admission record that separates the medicine history and its sources from the pharmacist's assessment and documented recommendations.
Hospital pharmacy
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A community-pharmacy encounter note for the presenting concern, history, medicines, assessment, advice actually given, referrals and follow-up.
Community pharmacy
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A record of the medicines discussed, stated indication and directions, counselling actually provided, warnings, adherence support and expressed understanding.
Community pharmacy
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A record of the sources checked, the medicine list, differences identified, decisions documented and items still unresolved.
Hospital pharmacy
Letter
Record the medicine, documented indication and exact request while keeping prescribing and authority approval status clear.
General practice
Give the next professional a clear question and the relevant story.
Letter
A referral body for the requested discipline, relevant problem, function and goals, medicines, precautions and actual programme context.
Allied health
Letter
A mental health referral body covering the stated clinical question, history, medicines, risk discussion, requested service and consent to share.
General practice
Letter
A referral body that sets out the question for the specialist, relevant clinical context, investigations, medicines and the referrer's stated urgency.
General practice
Letter
Give the receiving hospital team a clear account of the concern, findings and the referring clinician's stated urgency.
General practice
Letter
Set out the person's reason for another opinion, the care so far and the specific question, in a respectful and balanced letter.
Specialist medicine
Letter
Bring another specialist into the person's care with a focused question, relevant evidence and clear follow-up arrangements.
Specialist medicine
Explain what was discussed and make the next step easy to follow.
Letter
Explain the clinician's interpretation of a result in everyday language, with the agreed next step and a clear way to get in touch.
General practice
Letter
A respectful reminder that explains why the practice is getting in touch, what the person needs to do and how to contact the team.
General practice
Share what matters when care moves between people or services.
Letter
A handover body for the episode, discharge medicines, changes, pending results and actions that need to continue after discharge or transfer.
Specialist medicine
Letter
Help a new GP understand the person's current care, medicine information and outstanding work, with clear responsibility for anything still pending.
General practice
Letter
Share the recorded procedure, relevant history and outstanding information with the team preparing for admission.
Surgery
Letter
A specialist reply body that distinguishes the assessment, care provided, medicine changes, requests to the GP and follow-up.
Specialist medicine
Keep the discussion, decisions and action owners together.
Note / record
A meeting record with separate attendance, discussion, decision and action sections.
Use these guides to help write the record. They provide no clinical advice. The clinician remains responsible for the record.