Urology Follow-Up/Surveillance Visit Note
A streamlined template for urology surveillance and follow-up visits emphasizing interval changes, trend-based data review, and problem-oriented planning with explicit surveillance timing. Supports bladder cancer surveil…
Document Type
clinical note / Progress Note
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Date: [Encounter date]
Encounter Type: [office visit / telehealth] (If telehealth, include patient and provider locations.)
Clinicians: [Rendering provider] (Include trainee or scribe if present.)
Reason for Follow-Up: [Single-phrase reason for surveillance follow-up]
Interval History
(Begin with a timeframe anchor: "Since last visit on [date]" or "Since [procedure] on [date]." Use concise narrative. Omit categories with nothing to report unless clinically meaningful.)
[Interval events since anchor date: hospitalizations, ER visits, infections, stone events, procedures, new diagnoses]
[Current symptoms pertinent to the surveillance condition]
[Medication adherence and adverse effects if medications being monitored]
[Validated symptom score if used: current value compared to prior value with dates]
Objective
Vitals: [BP, HR, other as relevant] (Include if obtained; prioritize when monitoring medications with hemodynamic effects.)
Exam: [Focused exam findings] (Include only elements actually examined; do not auto-populate normals.)
Data Review: [Surveillance-relevant labs, imaging, pathology, and prior procedure results with dates] (Present as dated trend when multiple data points exist. Mark pending results as pending. Use brief clinically meaningful summaries rather than full report text.)
Procedure Today: [Procedure name, indication, key findings by anatomic area, specimens obtained, tolerance] (Include only if procedure performed this visit.)
Assessment & Plan
(List problems in order of clinical severity.)
[Problem 1]: [Diagnosis]
Status: [improved / stable / worsening / recurrent] — [Brief supporting evidence from history and objective findings]
Plan: [Management changes; next surveillance test with explicit timeframe or target date; escalation criteria if applicable]
[Problem 2]: [Diagnosis]
(Include additional problems only if addressed this visit. Follow same format as above.)
Patient Instructions: [When to call the office; when to seek emergency care]
Time-Based Billing: [Total minutes spent] (Include only if billing by time rather than MDM.)
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