Pediatric Doctor Datasheet
Prepared by: | [YOUR NAME] |
Company: | [YOUR COMPANY NAME] |
Department: | [YOUR DEPARTMENT] |
Date: | [DATE] |
I. Patient Information
Name: John Doe
Date of Birth: 01/15/2050
Gender: Male
Parent/Guardian Name: Jane Doe
Phone: 555-123-4567
Email: janedoe@example.com
Address: 123 Main Street, Springfield, IL
II. Medical History
A. Birth Information
B. Previous Illnesses

Chickenpox: Contracted at age 4; mild case
Asthma: Diagnosed at age 3; managed with medication
Ear Infections: Multiple episodes; treated with antibiotics
C. Allergies
D. Immunization Records
Vaccine | Date Administered | Notes |
|---|
MMR | 03/15/2051 | No adverse reactions |
DTaP | 05/10/2051 | Slight fever post-vaccination |
Hepatitis B | 01/16/2050 | At birth, no issues |
III. Current Health Status
A. Current Medications

Medication | Dosage | Frequency | Notes |
|---|
Albuterol | 2 puffs | As needed | For asthma symptoms |
Cetirizine | 5 mg | Once daily | For Allergies |
B. Current Conditions
C. Recent Test Results
Test | Date | Result | Notes |
|---|
Chest X-ray | 03/20/2052 | Normal | Routine check for asthma |
Allergy Test | 02/10/2052 | Positive for pollen | Recommendations for allergy management are given |
IV. Treatment Plan
A. Goals
Short-term Goal: Reduce the frequency of asthma attacks
Long-term Goal: Maintain asthma control with minimal medication
B. Scheduled Appointments
Date | Time | Purpose | Notes |
|---|
06/10/2053 | 10:00 AM | Routine check-up | Annual physical exam |
07/15/2053 | 11:00 AM | Asthma management review | Follow-up on an asthma action plan |
V. Visit Record
Visit Date: 05/10/2053
Doctor: Dr. Emily Smith
A. Reason for Visit
B. Observations
Lungs clear on examination
Mild seasonal allergy symptoms
Good growth and development
C. Diagnosis
Asthma, well-controlled
Seasonal Allergies
D. Treatment Provided
Reviewed asthma action plan
Provided prescription for a new inhaler
E. Medications Prescribed
Medication | Dosage | Frequency | Notes |
|---|
Fluticasone inhaler | 2 puffs | Twice daily | Preventive for asthma |
F. Follow-Up Instructions:
Next Appointment:
VI. Specialist Referrals

Referral Date: 04/25/2053
Referred By: Dr. Emily Smith
A. Specialist Information
B. Reason for Referral
C. Specialist Consultation Notes
Consultation Date: 05/05/2024
Observations: Stable asthma with occasional exacerbations
Diagnosis: Asthma, moderate persistent
Recommendations: Increase the preventive inhaler dose
Follow-Up with Specialist:
VII. Other Relevant Information
Family Medical History:
Social History:
Living Situation: Lives with parents and younger sister
School Information: Attends Springfield Elementary School
Extracurricular Activities: Soccer, swimming
VIII. Emergency Contact Information
Primary Contact:
Secondary Contact:
Name: John Doe Sr.
Relationship: Father
Phone: 555-765-4321
Email: johndoe@exam
IX. Use Cases
A. Routine Check-Up
Scenario: John comes in for a routine check-up. The pediatrician reviews the datasheet to quickly gather John's medical history, current medications, and any allergies. This allows the doctor to provide a thorough check-up without asking repetitive questions.
Review Medical History:
Previous Illnesses: Chickenpox, asthma, ear infections.
Allergies: Peanuts, Penicillin.
Immunization Records: Up-to-date.
Assess Current Health Status:
Evaluate Recent Test Results:
B. Specialist Referral Coordination
Scenario: John needs further evaluation for his asthma. The pediatrician uses the datasheet to document the referral to a pediatric pulmonologist, ensuring all relevant information is provided to the specialist.
Document Referral Details:
Referral Date: 04/25/2053.
Referred By: Dr. Emily Smith.
Specialist Contact Information: Dr. Michael Johnson, Pediatric Pulmonologist.
Provide Reason for Referral:
Record Specialist Consultation Notes:
Schedule Follow-Up:
C. Emergency Situation
Scenario: John has a severe asthma attack and is taken to the emergency room. The ER doctors use the datasheet to quickly understand John's medical background, allergies, and current treatment plan, enabling prompt and effective treatment.
Access Critical Information:
Allergies: Peanuts, Penicillin.
Current Medications: Albuterol, Cetirizine.
Asthma History: Controlled with medication and inhaler.
Emergency Contacts:
Primary Contact: Jane Doe, Mother, 555-123-4567.
Secondary Contact: John Doe Sr., Father, 555-765-4321.
Current Treatment Plan:
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