medical chart

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Then, we examined family members' medical charts to identify other background characteristics such as their relationship to the cancer patient and history of psychiatric disorder.
In 59% of medical charts, there was no evidence of a comfort plan.
These data were gathered primarily from the medical charts.
The interviewers at the three follow-ups knew details from the patients' medical charts and their questionnaire.
They prospectively evaluated the application of the policy by reviewing medical charts for an 8-year period.
They held that because medical charts are based on information given by the patient to the physician, the chart rightfully belongs to the patient.
We reviewed medical charts of 177 consecutive outpatients seen by our palliative care specialists.
All pharmacological treatment to alleviate depressive symptoms was extracted from the medical charts.
Neonatal characteristics, including gestational age, birth weight, and health complications were obtained from infants' medical charts with parental consent.
Data were collected by conducting interviews, reviewing medical charts, and from health care professionals.
Finally, a number of medical charts were not reviewed.
Microbiological data were obtained from medical charts and/or laboratory records.
Some of the medical charts were not fully completed, and this could have affected estimates of the degree of association of some potential risk factors.
Pain information was obtained from medical charts.
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