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The task requires transforming detailed medical dialogues between a doctor and a patient into structured medical notes in a standardized bullet-point list format. The dialogues provide comprehensive information on the patient's medical history, current symptoms, examination findings, familial history, allergies, medications, and future healthcare plans. The output should be a concise, structured list containing the mandatory fields: Chief complaint, History of present illness, Physical examinati...

Dialogue: [doctor] hey dylan what's going on so i lift quite a bit of weights i try to stay in shape as much as i can i'm not like normal people i lift heavy weights and my elbow is extremely sore which elbow is it [patient] actually it's both my elbows but my right elbow is hurting me the most [doctor] okay and you said you lift a lot of weights [patient] mm-hmm [doctor] did you play any sports when you were younger [patient] no anything you can think of primarily it was basketball baseball and...

• Chief complaint: Bilateral elbow pain, right worse than left • History of present illness: Patient, 53-year-old male, with bilateral elbow pain for 1.5 years, worsened with upper extremity use, no relief from ice, taking ibuprofen 800 mg 3 times daily • Physical examination: Limited range of motion and pain with extension on right elbow, pain on medial aspect, normal sensation, minimal pain with flexion and extension on left elbow, pain with supination but no pain with pronation on both elbows...

The extraction meets all criteria: it includes all required fields, correctly extracted and summarized from the input, and follows the proper bullet list format. No PII is present, and 'N/A' is used for missing information. The response is concise and around the specified word limit.

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Dialogue: [doctor] hello , mrs . peterson . [patient] hi , doctor taylor . good to see you . [doctor] you're here for your hip today , or your- your leg today ? [patient] yes . i hurt my- the- my- top part of my right leg here . [doctor] hey , dragon . i'm seeing mrs . peterson , here , she's a 43-year-old patient . she's here for left leg pain . right leg pain , right leg pain ? [patient] yes . [doctor] um so , what happened to you ? [patient] i was bowling and as i was running up to the lane ,...

• Chief complaint: Right leg pain • History of present illness: Patient, a 43-year-old female, injured her right leg while bowling, causing mild bruising and soreness, denying swelling, and walking carefully. Alternating Tylenol and ibuprofen for pain. History of atopic eczema treated with Fluocinonide and prior colectomy due to diverticulosis. • Physical examination: Significant tenderness to the lateral aspect of the right upper leg, no pain with leg movement. • Symptoms experienced by the pat...

The extraction meets all the criteria: Completeness (all required fields addressed), Accuracy (correct information extracted), Format (proper bullet list format used), Privacy (no personal identifiable information included), Conciseness (~150 words and key information summarized), and Use of 'N/A' for missing information (none of the fields required 'N/A').

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Dialogue: [doctor] hey , ms. hill . nice to see you . [patient] hi , dr. james , good to see you . [doctor] hey , dragon , i'm seeing ms. hill . she's a 41-year-old female , and what brings you in today ? [patient] um , i am having a lot of pain at the end of my right middle finger . [doctor] what did you do ? [patient] a little embarrassing . um , i got rear-ended , slow motor , uh , vehicle accident , and i got really angry with the person who hit me , so i went to flip him the bird , but i wa...

• Chief complaint: Right middle finger pain • History of present illness: The patient, a 41-year-old female, suffered right middle finger pain after being rear-ended in a motor vehicle accident; resulting in a distal phalanx fracture. • Physical examination: Tenderness over the distal phalanx of the right middle finger. • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Pain at the end of the right middle finger, tenderness on examination, no other injuries. • New medications prescribed or changed, ...

The extraction meets all the specified criteria. It addresses all required fields including Chief complaint, History of present illness, Physical examination, Symptoms, New medications with dosages, and Follow-up instructions. The information is accurately extracted from the input dialogue and medical note. Proper bullet list format is used and there is no inclusion of PII. The response is concise, stays within the 150 words limit, and appropriately uses "N/A" for any missing information, althou...

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Dialogue: [doctor] hi keith , how are you ? [patient] ah , not too good . my blood sugar is n't under control . [doctor] and , uh , so keith is a 58-year-old male here for evaluation of high blood sugar . so , what happened ? ha- have you just been taking your blood sugars at home and noticed that they're really high ? or ? [patient] yeah i've been taking them at home and i feel like they've been creeping up slightly . [doctor] have- ... what have they been running , in like the 200's or 300's ?...

• Chief complaint: High blood sugar • History of present illness: Patient, a 58-year-old male, presents with high blood sugar levels in the 300's. He reports no significant diet changes, primarily consuming sugars from fruits, denies systemic symptoms like fever, chills, and body aches. Endorses right knee joint pain and recent nausea due to car travel. • Physical examination: Neck shows mild thyromegaly, clear lungs, regular heart rhythm, soft abdomen. Right knee displays erythema and an insect...

The extraction meets all the criteria. It addresses all required fields: Chief complaint, History of present illness, Physical examination, Symptoms, New medications with dosages, and Follow-up instructions. The information is accurately extracted from the input, and the proper bullet list format is used. No personal identifiable information is included, and the response is concise, summarizing key information around 150 words. 'N/A' is used correctly for missing information.

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Dialogue: [doctor] okay so we are recording okay so okay so i understand you've so you've got a past medical history of type two diabetes and you're coming in and for evaluation of a newly diagnosed ovarian cancer so how are you doing today [patient] i do n't hear the question but i'm assuming that you when you say batcher so when i start talking about my dog and my three cats and all that those sort of things are not going to be included in the in the note [doctor] right i want you you can talk...

• Chief complaint: Evaluation of newly diagnosed ovarian cancer • History of present illness: Patient presents with severe pain, bleeding, unintended weight loss, constipation, and depression • Physical examination: Abdominal exam reveals slight tenderness in the left lower quadrant, no rebounding or guarding; Pelvic exam shows left adnexal mass, no masses on the right • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Abdominal pain, constipation, abnormal vaginal bleeding, depression • New medications pre...

The extracted information meets all the criteria. It addresses all required fields and clearly represents the input data. The bullet list format is used correctly, maintaining proper conciseness and privacy, without any personal identifiable information included. 'N/A' is used appropriately where no medication information is provided.

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Dialogue: [doctor] hi teresa what's going on i heard that i heard that you're having a sore throat you're not feeling well [patient] yeah my throat has been hurting me for like four four days now and i think i had a fever last night because i was really sweaty but i did n't take my temperature because i was already in bed [doctor] okay alright so four days ago you started feeling badly okay now were you having chills [patient] yeah last night i was chills and i had lot of sweating and it's reall...

• Chief complaint: Sore throat • History of present illness: Fever, chills, sweating, difficulty swallowing for 4 days • Physical examination: - Head and Face: No pain in sinuses - Nose: Edema and erythema of nasal turbinates bilaterally - Throat: Erythema and edema of peritonsillar space with exudates bilaterally - Neck: Cervical lymphadenopathy on the right side - Lungs: Coarse rhonchi at bases - Heart: Regular rate and rhythm • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Sore t...

The extraction is mostly accurate and well-formatted, but there are some issues regarding completeness and using 'N/A' for missing information. Specifically, the 'Symptoms experienced by the patient' should also include fever, chills, and sweating, which are cited in the HPI but not listed under symptoms. Additionally, 'New medications prescribed or changed' does not cover all prescribed medications or instructions about lidocaine swish and swallow. Finally, 'New medications prescribed or change...

mzms

Dialogue: [doctor] okay raymond it looks like you've been having some difficulty swallowing over for a period of time could you tell me like what's going on [patient] well i've been better for the last several weeks i've been noticing that it's been hard for me to swallow certain foods and i also have pain when i swallow down in my chest [doctor] okay and when does it does it happen every time you eat [patient] it hurts not every time it hurts when i when i swallow most foods but it's really jus...

• Chief complaint: Difficulty swallowing • History of present illness: Patient, a 67-year-old male, experiencing difficulty swallowing for several weeks, with pain radiating to the chest especially with bigger food pieces due to recent stress and dietary changes. Reports weight gain, epigastric pain, and denies weight loss or dark, tarry stools. • Physical examination: Vital signs stable, eyes reactive, no adenopathy, thyromegaly, clear lungs, no rash/lesion/bruising, active bowel sounds, ep...

The extraction is mostly correct but contains a few inaccuracies and lacks N/A for missing information. Specifically: 'Raymond Taylor' and '67-year-old male' are used, which violate privacy guidelines. The 'History of present illness' and 'Symptoms' repeat information, extending the length unnecessarily. N/A is missing for areas without information.

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Dialogue: [doctor] hi , anna . how are you ? [patient] i'm doing okay . how are you ? [doctor] i'm doing okay . so i know the nurse told you about dax . i'd like to tell dax a little bit about you . [patient] all right . [doctor] so , anna is a 44-year-old female with a past medical history significant for arthritis , gout , and reflux , who presents today for follow up of her chronic problems . [doctor] so , anna , it's been probably about six months since i've seen you . how are you doing ? [p...

• Chief complaint: Follow-up of chronic problems • History of present illness: 44-year-old female with arthritis, gout, and reflux presenting for follow-up. Improved arthritis with pilates and weight lifting. Controlled gout on allopurinol. Incomplete response to omeprazole for reflux. • Physical examination: Normal heart and lung sounds, pain in right upper quadrant, effusion and pain in right knee. • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Vomiting in the morning, abdominal pain, bloating, joint ...

The extracted data meets all the criteria. All required fields are addressed, and the information is accurately extracted from the input. The response uses the proper bullet list format and does not include any PII. Additionally, it is concise, summarizing key information within ~150 words, and uses "N/A" where necessary (though in this case, all sections were completed with relevant data).

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Dialogue: [doctor] hey anna good to see you today so i'm looking here in my notes says you have you're coming in today for some right ankle pain after a fall so can you tell me what happened how did you fall [patient] yeah so i was taking out the trash last night and i ended up slipping on a patch of ice like and then when i fell i heard this pop and it just hurts [doctor] okay so have you been able to walk on it at all or is it you know [patient] at first no like my friend who was visiting than...

• Chief complaint: Right ankle pain • History of present illness: The patient, a 31-year-old female, slipped on ice while taking out the trash, heard a pop, and experienced constant throbbing pain rated at 6/10 in her right ankle. She had difficulty walking initially but can now bear some weight, with warmth and ecchymosis noted in the ankle. • Physical examination: Vitals are stable, with normal sensation and intact reflexes in the right foot. Examination reveals ecchymosis and swelling over th...

The result fails on accuracy because the 'History of present illness' section incorrectly includes the patient's age and gender, violating the no PII rule. Also, in 'Physical examination,' 'intact reflexes' was not mentioned in the input. All other criteria were met, but the inclusion of PII and inaccuracy in extracted information necessitates a score of 0.

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Dialogue: [doctor] hi , john , how are you doing ? [patient] hi , good to see you . [doctor] good to see you too . so i know the nurse told you about dax , i'd like to tell dax a little about you . [patient] sure . [doctor] so john is a 55-year-old male with a past medical history significant for anxiety and epilepsy who presents with an abnormal lab finding . so , john , um , i , uh , was notified by the emergency room that you , um , had a really high blood sugar and you were in there with , u...

• Chief complaint: Abnormal labs • History of present illness: The patient, a 55-year-old male with anxiety and epilepsy, presented with elevated blood sugar levels due to lack of monitoring and stress. • Physical examination: Lungs clear, heart regular, trace pitting edema in lower extremities. • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Denies chest pain, shortness of breath, vomiting, dizziness, fevers, and chills. • New medications prescribed or changed: Metformin 500 mg twice daily for d...

The extraction fails on Completeness because the Follow-up instructions field is marked as N/A, but the follow-up is mentioned in the plan (discussing hemoglobin A1c and seeing a neurologist). Everything else is addressed well and the rest of the criteria are met.

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Dialogue: [doctor] dictating on donald clark . date of birth , 03/04/1937 . chief complaint is left arm pain . hello , how are you ? [patient] good morning . [doctor] it's nice to meet you . i'm dr. miller . [patient] it's nice to meet you as well . [doctor] so , i hear you are having pain this arm . is that correct ? [patient] that's correct . [doctor] okay . and it seems like it's worse at night ? [patient] well , right now the hand is . [doctor] mm-hmm . [patient] and the thing started about ...

• Chief complaint: Left arm pain • History of present illness: Left arm pain started about 2 weeks ago, worsened at night, improved with ice, suspected pinched nerve, prescribed gabapentin and prednisone, pain improved with medication • Physical examination: Elderly male in wheelchair, normal strength and sensation in upper extremities, mild neck strain, benign Spurling's maneuver • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Left arm and hand pain at night, radiating down the arm, weakness in hand, li...

1. Completeness: Missing dosage information for both medications. 2. Minor inaccuracy: The plan mentions 'twice daily gabapentin' but it isn't clearly stated in 'New medications'. 3. Others: All other criteria met (Format, Privacy, Conciseness, Proper use of N/A). This affects the overall extraction efficiency.

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Dialogue: [doctor] hey jean how're you doing today [patient] i'm doing alright aside from this foot pain that i have [doctor] so i see here that you looks like you hurt your left foot here where you were playing soccer can you tell me a little bit more about what happened [patient] yeah so yeah i was playing in a soccer game yesterday and i was trying to steal the ball from another player and she ended up falling directly onto my right foot and i do n't know i i mean i was trying to get around h...

• Chief complaint: Left foot pain • History of present illness: The patient, a 27-year-old female, sustained a left foot injury while playing soccer, entangled with another player causing immediate pain and inability to continue playing. • Physical examination: Bruising and swelling on the bottom and top of the left foot, tenderness to palpation, positive piano key test, intact dorsalis pedis pulse, strong motor and sensation. • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Pain rated 3/10 with ibuprofen...

The output does not meet the completeness criteria because it omitted the patient's blood pressure and heart rate in the 'Physical examination' section and did not include 'N/A' for the medication dosage and new medications section. Furthermore, the patient's age and gender were mentioned, which violates the privacy criteria as per the given prompt.

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Dialogue: [doctor] next patient is sophia jackson , mrnr472348 . she's a 57 year old female who is here for a surgical consult . her dermatologist referred her . she biopsied a 0.7 millimeter lesion which was located on right inferior back . pathology came back as melanoma . [doctor] mrs. jackson , it's good to meet you . [patient] likewise , wish it were under better circumstances . [doctor] yeah , i hear your dermatologist sent you to me 'cause she found a melanoma ? [patient] yes , that's wha...

• Chief complaint: Melanoma • History of present illness: Sophia Jackson, 57-year-old female, referred for surgical consult for melanoma of right inferior back, first noticed by mother last month, family history of melanoma • Physical examination: 1 cm shave biopsy site on right inferior back with no residual pigmentation, soft lymph node in right groin, no other suspicious moles or lymphadenopathy • Symptoms experienced by the patient: None reported, feeling great • New medications pre...

1. Completeness: The extraction is missing the patient's surgical history (gallbladder and appendix removal), their work, and smoking status. The 'Physical examination' is correct but doesn't mention 'soft lymph node in the right groin' is non-tender. 2. Accuracy: Partially accurate; contains accurate information but misses some relevant details, such as the absence of patient allergies in medication section. 3. Format: Proper bullet list format used. 4. Privacy: No PII included. 5. Conciseness:...

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Dialogue: [doctor] hi , martha . how are you ? [patient] i'm doing okay . how are you ? [doctor] i'm doing okay . so , i know the nurse told you about dax . i'd like to tell dax a little bit about you , okay ? [patient] okay . [doctor] martha is a 50-year-old female with a past medical history significant for congestive heart failure , depression and hypertension who presents for her annual exam . so , martha , it's been a year since i've seen you . how are you doing ? [patient] i'm doing well ....

• Chief complaint: Annual exam • History of present illness: The patient, a 50-year-old female with congestive heart failure, depression, and hypertension, presents for her annual exam. She has been compliant with medications and dietary modifications. • Physical examination: Grade 3/6 systolic ejection murmur heard in the heart, 1+ pitting edema in lower extremities. • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Denies chest pain, shortness of breath, swelling in legs. Endorses nasal congestion due to...

The extraction meets all specified criteria. All required fields are addressed, and the information is accurately extracted from the input. The bullet list format is correct, and no personal identifiable information (PII) is included. The summary is concise and approximately 150 words. 'N/A' is not needed as all fields have relevant information.

dnlw

Dialogue: [doctor] so gloria is a 46 -year-old female today with past medical history of diabetes and back pain and today here for shortness of breath with chf and copd also so gloria tell me what's going on [patient] i i i'm having a lot of trouble sleeping [doctor] okay and and how long has this been going on for [patient] really just for about the past two weeks i i just ca n't ca n't get comfortable you know when i when i lay down in bed i just ca n't ca n't fall [doctor] is it because you'r...

- Chief complaint: Dyspnea - History of present illness: Patient reports trouble sleeping for the past two weeks, experiencing shortness of breath and orthopnea, with weight gain and ankle swelling. - Physical examination: Mild JVD and swelling in the neck, mild rales and wheezing in lungs, 2/6 systolic ejection murmur in the heart, slight pitting edema in ankles, tender paraspinal area in the lower back. - Symptoms experienced by the patient: 10-pound weight gain, orthopnea, productive cough, p...

The extraction meets all criteria. It covers all required fields, accurately extracts information, uses the correct bullet list format, omits personal identifiable information (PII), remains concise, and uses 'N/A' for missing information.

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Dialogue: [doctor] well hello christina so how are you doing i was notified you were in the hospital for some heart failure what happened [patient] well i'm doing better now but i just started having problems that my ankles were swelling and could n't get them to go down even when i went to bed and could n't breathe very good had to get propped up in bed so i could breathe at night and so i just really got to feeling bad i called my friend diane and she said i probably ought to call nine one one...

• Chief complaint: Emergency department follow up • History of present illness: Heart failure with symptoms of ankle swelling, difficulty breathing, high blood pressure of 200/90 • Physical examination: Vital signs - Blood pressure: 128/72, Temperature: 98.7°F, Heart rate: 72 bpm, Oxygen saturation: 96%. Neck exam - No jugular venous distention, Cardiovascular exam - Stable 2/6 systolic ejection murmur, Lungs clear, Trace lower extremity edema • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Urinary incon...

The extraction fails to meet all criteria. While it successfully covers most required fields, it inaccurately lists Bumex, Cozaar, and Norvasc under 'new medications prescribed or changed,' when those medications were already being taken by the patient. Additionally, the patient's symptoms are incompletely described—'difficulty breathing' and 'swelling in ankles' are also symptoms but weren't fully listed under 'symptoms experienced by the patient.' Also, the input data contain more comprehensiv...

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Dialogue: [doctor] hey linda good to see you today so looking here in my notes looks like you you think you have a kidney stone think you've had them before and and you i guess you're having some pain and while we are here i see you i see you have a you have past medical history of hypertension diabetes and we will check up on those as well so with your kidney stone can you tell me what happened what's going on [patient] and i've been in a lot of pain it started about i would say probably about ...

• Chief complaint: Left-sided back pain • History of present illness: Patient reports symptoms consistent with kidney stones, including constant left back pain for three days, radiating lower, with hematuria, chills, nausea, and inability to pass the stone • Physical examination: No abdominal pain, tenderness on palpation, CVA tenderness on the right flank, unchanged grade 2 systolic ejection murmur, clear lungs bilaterally • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Chills, decreased appetite, nause...

The extraction fails on the Completeness criterion, specifically with regard to providing "N/A" for missing information. There were no clear new medications prescribed for diabetes or hypertension, but the output includes the medications as new. Also, physical examination details are not complete. Additionally, the word count exceeds the 150-word limit, which impacts Conciseness.

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Dialogue: [doctor] hi , stephanie . how are you ? [patient] i'm doing okay . how are you ? [doctor] i'm doing okay . um , so i know the nurse talked to you about dax . i'd like to tell dax a little bit about you , okay ? [patient] okay . [doctor] so , stephanie is a 49-year-old female with a past medical history significant for congestive heart failure , kidney stones and prior colonoscopy who presents today for an abnormal lab finding . so , stephanie , i called you in today because your hemogl...

• Chief complaint: Abnormal labs • History of present illness: The patient, a 49-year-old female with a significant past medical history, presents with fatigue and dizziness. Denies recent blood in stools but had blood 3 years ago, underwent colonoscopy showing diverticulosis. Struggles with salt intake and notes leg swelling. • Physical examination: Grade 3/6 systolic ejection murmur, trace to 1+ edema in bilateral ankles. • Symptoms experienced by the patient: Endorses fatigue, dizziness, nasa...

The output mostly follows the required format and includes key information, but there are several issues: 1. Completeness: Missing 'N/A' for symptoms that were not experienced. 2. Accuracy: Missing specific symptoms like endorsing bilateral leg swelling as a symptom. 3. Privacy: Includes age and gender of the patient which are considered PII. 4. The new medications section is not complete as it doesn't say 'N/A' for missing dosages in unchanged medications. Overall, these discrepancies affect t...