Family Practice Clinical Intake Form

Quick answer

A family practice intake form uses age and sex gating to reveal only the relevant blocks — pediatric growth, women's health, adult chronic, elderly medication — so one form serves the whole household.

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About this template

A family practice sees a two-year-old, a thirty-year-old and an eighty-year-old in the same hour. This intake form asks the shared questions first (identity, allergies, current complaint), then branches by age and sex: pediatric growth and vaccination block for children, women's health for adult females, adult chronic risk for 40+, and a polypharmacy block for 65+. One form, one baseline, four age-appropriate experiences.

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What's Included

Everything you need to run this template.

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Baseline identity

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Age branch

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Sex branch

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Family consent

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How It Works

From copy to deliverable in four steps.

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Use This Template

Copy the form and its branding settings into your FormLM workspace — free; you can upgrade to a scored assessment with an AI PDF report any time.

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Customize for your practice

Adjust fields, options and consent language to match your clinic workflow.

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Share and collect

Send the link or QR; every response is captured automatically.

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Review and act

Export or review the collected responses at any time from one dashboard.

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Who Is This For

Pick your role — see how it fits your clinic workflow.

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Family physicians & GPs

One intake form for every patient in the practice; the right questions show automatically.

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Rural and community clinics

Whole-household registration with the same document.

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Group GP practices

Every GP uses the same age-gated intake; charts remain comparable across practitioners.

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Key Features

What makes this template work as a professional clinical deliverable.

Shared baseline for every patient
Pediatric growth and immunization block
Women's health block (periods, contraception, pregnancy)
Adult chronic risk block (BP, lipids, glucose)
Polypharmacy review for 65+
Age and sex branching built in

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Sample Questions Inside

A preview of real fields patients see — the full version is a live form — responses are captured automatically and can be exported at any time.

Name, DOB, age and sex
Chief complaint today
Shared history (allergies, current meds)
If under 12: growth, vaccination schedule, school notes
If female 12–55: last menstrual period, contraception, pregnancy history
If 40+: blood pressure, cholesterol, blood-sugar readings
If 65+: full medication list, falls in the last year, living situation
Family history
Consent to treat and share records

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the form really skip irrelevant sections?

Yes — conditional logic shows the pediatric block only when DOB is under 12, and hides adult-chronic risk accordingly.

Can I use it for newborn visits?

Add a “date of last well-baby check” field inside the pediatric block; the rest stays useful.

Does the women's health block cover menopause?

Add a “current cycle status” field (regular / irregular / post-menopausal); it fits naturally.

How does polypharmacy review work?

The 65+ block lists all current medications plus a fall history; flag any with more than six daily meds.

Can it be reused for the whole family?

Each submission is per patient; a parent can register three children with the same link.

Why teams choose FormLM for healthcare forms?

Unlike a static PDF or clipboard, every FormLM healthcare template is a live, shareable form you can customize in the browser, collect unlimited responses with, and upgrade to a scored AI PDF report whenever you need to.

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