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Making the Most of Your Appointment - Overview

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If you and your doctor are going to discuss a new medicine, medical test, surgery, or special treatment, choose a form from the following list. Then fill in your information, and take the form with you to your visit. Completing the form will help you understand the importance of the treatment your doctor is advising for your health condition. If you do not have the form at the time of your visit, complete the form at home after the visit.

New Medicines: Questions to Ask the Doctor (What is a PDF document?)
Medical Tests: Questions to Ask the Doctor (What is a PDF document?)
Surgery: Questions to Ask the Doctor (What is a PDF document?)
Other Treatment: Questions to Ask the Doctor (What is a PDF document?)

Also, bring a copy of your health plan's list of covered prescription drugs. This list is also known as a formulary.

What do you need to do after the appointment?

Update the medical records that you keep at home. For more information, see the topic Home Medical Records.

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Last Updated: May 27, 2011

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