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Psychiatric Report

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General medical records include the patients demographic information, medication record, medical history, physical examination notes, immunization records, consent and authorization forms, and laboratory, operative, and pathology reports. Psychiatric notes are notes recorded by a mental health professional documenting or analyzing the contents of conversation during a counseling session. According to HHS.gov, Psychiatric notes are the personal notes of the therapist that are not usually required for treatment or payment and are to be kept separate from the patients general medical record. In regards to releasing psyciatric notes to the patient, the patient has to ask the Psychologist for psychology notes and even then the Psychologist can

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