You're not missing knowledge. You're missing a system.

What you actually need to know for primary care, no fluff.

If you've ended a 15-minute visit thinking "wait, did I miss something," that feeling isn't a knowledge gap. You passed boards. You know the medicine. What no one handed you was a fast way to run the visit and the inbox without it running you.

That's what the Clinical Desk Reference is. A full reference for the things you actually see every shift, one double-sided sheet per topic, made to sit at your desk while you chart.

Use them and the visit gets shorter, your head gets quieter, and you walk out sure instead of second-guessing what you missed.

12 topics · 26 double-sided sheets.

What's on the sheets

• Hypertension, type 2 diabetes, hyperlipidemia, thyroid and TSH
• Insulin and CGM ordering, with the ICD-10 codes and SIGs that keep scripts from getting denied
• The flagged-lab inbox, URI and sinusitis, UTI, depression and anxiety
• Adult preventive screening with the codes you reach for
• The 15-Minute Method for running any visit

Each sheet gets you to a decision, then tells you what to do, what to say to the patient, and what to chart. Print them, keep them at your station, use them on your next shift.

Instant PDF download, yours to keep. This is a clinical reference, not a CE activity.