Back to the sandbox|One patient, five months, nine specialties
PowerChart (Demo Build)|Workflow: Primary Care
Whitfield, Alan MD|Primary Care
Patient
McDuck, Scrooge
MRN
MRN 004-118-2270
DOB
12/24/1957 (68 y, M)
Code Status
Full Code
Allergies
No Known Drug Allergies
Location
Outpatient / Clinic Visit
Demo data, not a real patient
Active Problems:Essential hypertension · Obstructive sleep apnea on CPAP · Obesity, moderate (class I) · Sensorineural hearing loss, bilateral

All Notes (Chronological)

Showing 10 notes spanning all specialties, ordered by most recent.

StatusTypeAuthorDept.Date / Time
Office Visit · Patient noticed a lump in the left neck while shaving, present about three weeksWhitfield, Alan MDPrimary Care01/12/2026, 10:00
Telephone Note · Patient called for lisinopril refill. 90-day supply sent to pharmacy. No new comNakamura, Julie NPPrimary Care11/04/2025, 13:20
Annual Wellness Visit · Routine annual. Labs unremarkable. Continue current regimen. Colonoscopy up to dWhitfield, Alan MDPrimary Care05/19/2025, 09:00
Annual Wellness Visit · BP at goal on lisinopril. CPAP download shows 6.1 hrs/night average use. Weight Whitfield, Alan MDPrimary Care05/20/2024, 09:15
Sleep Medicine Clinic Note · CPAP initiated at 9 cm H2O with heated humidification. Mask fitting completed. FLindqvist, Erik MDSleep Medicine03/08/2023, 14:00
?Sleep Study Report · Overnight polysomnography. AHI 24/hr with oxygen nadir 84%. Moderate obstructiveLindqvist, Erik MDSleep Medicine02/15/2023, 07:30
Office Visit · Weight up 14 lbs since last year, BMI 32.4. Counseled on diet and activity. ObesWhitfield, Alan MDPrimary Care09/21/2022, 11:15
Annual Wellness Visit · BP elevated on repeat readings across three visits. Starting lisinopril. EssentiWhitfield, Alan MDPrimary Care06/10/2021, 08:45
ENT Clinic Note · Reviewed audiogram. Presbycusis pattern, no asymmetry or retrocochlear red flagsOkonkwo, Ade MDOtolaryngology04/02/2019, 10:30
Audiology Evaluation · Comprehensive audiometry for progressive difficulty following conversation. BilaReyes, Dana AuDAudiology03/14/2019, 09:00

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Standard EMR|Jan 12 · Primary Care

Scrooge McDuck, 68, finds a lump in his neck while shaving. Dr. Whitfield has been his primary care physician for years and opens a chart with ten notes in it: a hearing loss workup from 2019, the visits where hypertension, obesity, and sleep apnea were each added, a refill call. Everything he needs is on one screen.

Chart: 10 notes·4 specialties·Primary Care
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One patient, one presenting complaint, five months. At every step the chart has grown and a different clinician has opened it. The regrouped view is the same set of notes every time. Only the lens changes, and it changes automatically based on who is reading.

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