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Prepare a visit

Ten minutes start better when the reason is already settled.

In the waiting room everything comes to mind. In the consulting room, two minutes later, none of it does. Four short sections, filled in whenever you have the quiet for it, turn that around: you walk in with a page that already says what this is about.

Only the reason is required. Everything else you are allowed to leave empty.

Your notes, in the order a doctor asks for them.

Nothing is invented and nothing is interpreted. What you wrote is ordered, grouped, and put into a shape that can be read standing up.

The printout
Three ways to hand it over
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The report can be produced in a different language from the one you wrote it in. You write in whichever is easier for you, and hand over the one your doctor reads.

A preparation is rarely the first one.

When you describe something you have described before, Continuum says so. Not as a warning, but so that "I did mention this once" becomes something you can point at.

Prepare a visit

You write down what this is about.

The appointment

The page is on the table.

Reflect on a visit

You record what was said.

The next appointment

Starts where the last one left off.

Prepare the next appointment while you still have the quiet for it.

One sentence about the reason is enough to start. You add the rest whenever something comes to mind.