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1 EMMC Family Medicine Center Chart Review Centricity Outpatient EMR search criteria: Active patients + active PPI use on medication list + date of last office visit on or after 7/1/2014 As of 12/17/ patients met criteria Random selection of every fifth patient in alphabetical order Occurrence of regimen step down due to symptom improvement noted in red text Occurrence of symptom improvement noted in orange text Initials [Removed] Age Gender Current PPI/antacid regimen Male Pantoprazole 20mg, Male Pantoprazole 40mg Female Pantoprazole 40mg, Antacid (alum & mag hydroxide) 30ml q4 hrs PRN Female Omeprazole 40mg Female Lansoprazole 30mg, Famotidine 20mg Male Pantoprazole 40mg Diagnosis on Problem List for which PPI is indicated + Dyspepsia 09/ /2014 Barrett s esophagus no no no # Clinic History of GERD Management visits of last 3 visits GERD discussed 3/3 visits 02/2010 initiated 09/2014 PPI step up with addition of pantoprazole 20mg H/o rash with omeprazole discontinued 2/3 visits 09/ /2001 lansoprazole 30mg 06/ /2003 pantoprazole 40mg 09/ /2014 omeprazole 20mg due to patient preference 1/3 visits No record of symptoms 09/2014 initiation of PPI No record of diet education 1/3 visits 01/2013 PPI initiated as step up from famotidine 20mg 0/3 visits 10/ /2011 omeprazole 07/2011 famotidine initiated No record of diet education 0/3 visits 05/2008 onset omeprazole 20mg, ranitidine 150mg
![improvement noted in orange text Initials [Removed] Age Gender Current PPI/antacid regimen 1. 30 Male Pantoprazole 20mg, 2. 39 Male Pantoprazole 40mg 3.](/docs-images/47/23747739/images/page_1.jpg "86 Female Pantoprazole 40mg, Antacid (alum & mag hydroxide) 30ml q4 hrs PRN 4. 47 Female Omeprazole 40mg 5. 28 Female Lansoprazole 30mg, Famotidine 20mg 6.")
2 7. 66 Female Omeprazole 40mg Male Omeprazole 20mg Female Pantoprazole 20mg Male Omeprazole 20mg Male Omeprazole 20mg Male Omeprazole 20mg 06/ /2010 ranitidine 150mg discontinued, PPI switched to pantoprazole Diet education/lifestyle modification completed to reduce GERD symptoms detailed education on weight loss, avoiding alcohol, chocolate, citrus, tomato products, avoiding lying supine within 3 hours of meal, elevating head of bed Symptoms noted to improve 04/2013 Peptic ulcer disease 01/2014 no 07/ /2014, h/o H. pylori 0/3 visits 11/1999 hiatal hernia 07/2000 omeprazole 20mg discontinued due to symptom improvement 01/2004 pantoprazole 40mg 02/2004 omeprazole 20mg, discontinued 03/2008 due to cost 03/2008 ranitidine 150mg, discontinued 04/2008 b/c not effective 04/2008 omeprazole 20mg 05/2008 omeprazole 20mg 1/3 visits step up to PPI on 01/2014 Diet education 1/3 visits Onset 03/2013 likely 2/2 NSAIDs 05/2014 ranitidine 150mg discontinued 08/2014 PPI initiated for use with ibuprofen 0/3 visits PPI initiated 02/2014 including detailed explanation of lifestyle modifications, weight loss, avoidance of caffeine, chocolate, spicy foods, high fat content, carbonated beverages, and peppermint 1/3 visits 10/2013 ranitidine 150mg PPI initiated 12/2014 due to lack of symptom control on H2 antagonist 0/3 visits 04/2005 step up from famotidine 20mg to PPI 04/2005 esomeprazole 20mg discontinued due to
3 Female Omeprazole 20mg Male Omeprazole 40mg Female Omeprazole 40mg Male Omeprazole 20mg Male Omeprazole 10mg Male Omeprazole 20mg, Ranitidine 150mg Female Omeprazole 20mg H. pylori gastritis 09/2014, Abdominal bloating 04/2014 Hiatal hernia with reflux no Heartburn 05/2014 no 04/ / /2010 cost, switch to omeprazole 2/3 visits 03/ /2004 famotidine 05/2014 PPI initiated Elimination diet 0/3 visits 05/2010 PPI initiated 0/3 visits 11/ /2014 pantoprazole 20mg Step up to omeprazole 40mg on 05/2014 Addition of ranitidine 150mg on 06/2014 0/3 visits 02/ /2007 lansoprazole 30mg 02/2007 switch to omeprazole 20mg 0/3 visits 01/ /2003 esomeprazole 11/2003 switch to omeprazole 10mg 0/3 visits 07/ /1999 famotidine 20mg 05/1999 initiated omeprazole 20mg 08/2007 addition of ranitidine 150mg 09/2014 noted plan to discontinue ranitidine 0/3 visits PPI initiated 03/ Female Pantoprazole 40mg 0/3 visits 08/ /2006 esomeprazole 40mg Step down to ranitidine 150mg on 03/2007 discontinued within same month due to cost Step down to esomeprazole 20mg on 03/ /2007 switch to pantoprazole 40mg Female Omeprazole 20mg 0/3 visits 03/ /2007 lansoprazole 30mg
4 Male Omeprazole 20mg, Female Omeprazole 20mg Female Omeprazole 20mg, Female Omeprazole 20mg Female Omeprazole 20mg, Female Pantoprazole 40mg Male Omeprazole 40mg 02/ /2014 Acid reflux - 03/2013 no 05/2014, H. pylori s/p 14 day triple therapy 09/2010, 12/2014 Distal esophageal w/ positive H. 05/2011 omeprazole 20mg initiated 1/3 visits 01/2011 omeprazole 20mg initiated 02/2013 ranitidine 150mg added due to uncontrolled symptoms on PPI 0/3 visits 03/ /2005 pantoprazole 40mg 05/ /2006 esomeprazole 40mg 06/ /2011 omeprazole 20mg 11/ /2013 step down to ranitidine 150mg 02/2013 initiation of omeprazole 20mg 0/3 visits 01/ /2007 pantoprazole 20mg 02/ /2007 step up to pantoprazole 40mg 07/ /2009 step down to omeprazole 20mg 11/2007 addition of ranitidine 150mg 01/ /2009 step up to omeprazole 20mg 05/2009 step down to omeprazole 20mg 0/3 visits 03/2012 initiation of PPI 0/3 visits 03/2011 initiate ranitidine 150mg Epigastric pain and heartburn resistant to treatment with omeprazole 20mg initiated on 09/2012 Plan for EGD 2/3 home visits 06/ /2000 omeprazole 20mg 06/ /2000 ranitidine 150mg, discontinued due to nausea 07/ /2014 pantoprazole 40mg 02/2014 step down to ranitidine 150mg 12/2014 step up to pantoprazole 40mg Diet education and lifestyle modification with weight loss completed to reduce GERD symptoms 0/3 visits 05/ /2013 ranitidine 150mg 01/ /2013 omeprazole 40mg
5 Male Omeprazole 20mg Female Pantoprazole 40mg Female Omeprazole 20mg Female Lansoprazole 15mg Female Omeprazole 20mg Female Omeprazole 20mg, Famotidine 20mg pylori 01/2014 Gastritis 12/2014, GERD 08/2014 GERD, nutcracker esophagus - 07/2014 Hiatal hernia, 06/1999, esophageal reflux, 02/2008, h/o gastric ulcer, hemorrhage Hiatal hernia with reflux, esophageal, 07/ /2013 step up to omeprazole 40mg 0/3 visits 05/2014 PPI initiated Heartburn and indigestion positive on ROS, no mention of reflux in assessment/problem of any office visits 1/3 visits Instructed to caution use of NSAIDs 08/2001 famotidine 20mg 08/ /2003 switch to ranitidine 150mg 08/ /2010 lansoprazole 30mg discontinue b/c not effective 01/ /2010 ranitidine 150mg discontinued b/c not effective 03/2010 step up to pantoprazole 40mg 1/3 visits 07/ /2000 famotidine 20mg 07/1998 omeprazole 20mg added 03/ /2002 esomeprazole 40mg trial, discontinued b/c not effective 01/2014 step up omeprazole 20mg 1/3 visits 02/2009 pantoprazole 40mg 11/2014 step down to lansoprazole 15mg due to symptoms 0/3 visits 08/ /2003 pantoprazole 40mg 12/2003 step down to esomeprazole 40mg 05/2004 step down to omeprazole 20mg 09/ /2006 step up to esomeprazole 40mg 02/ /2014 step down to ranitidine 150mg 02/2008 step up with addition of omeprazole 20mg 3/3 visits 11/1998 omeprazole 20mg initiated 07/2014 step up with addition of famotidine 20mg Refractory to rolaids, tums, zantac, prilosec
6 Female Pantoprazole 40mg Female Omeprazole 20mg Male Pantoprazole 40mg Male Omeprazole 20mg Male Omeprazole 20mg Male Omeprazole 20mg Male Pantoprazole 40mg Male Omeprazole 20mg Epigastric abdominal pain, question of PUD 01/2013 GERD - 01/2014 Esophageal reflux 06/2013 no 02/2013 Atypical chest discomfort, suspect GERD - 04/2012 Hiatal hernia, 08/ /2014, plan to check H. pylori Ab 0/3 visits 03/ /2009 pantoprazole 40mg 04/2010 step up to pantoprazole 40mg 0/3 visits 12/ /2014 ranitidine 150mg not effective 11/ /2014 esomeprazole 20mg 02/2014 step up to omeprazole 20mg 0/3 visits 01/ /2013 ranitidine 150mg 03/2013 step up to pantoprazole 40mg with plan to continue for 6 months on PPI and attempt to discontinue if symptoms are well, plan for step down not implemented 0/3 visits 08/ /2007 lansoprazole 15mg 08/ /2010 step up to lansoprazole 30mg 11/2010 addition of ranitidine 150mg, discontinued same month 11/2010 switch to omeprazole 20mg 0/3 visits 08/2010 PPI initiated Well controlled symptoms, patient would not like step down/discontinuation of PPI as documented on 02/2013 0/3 visits 12/ /2001 famotidine 20mg 02/ /2006 step up to pantoprazole 40mg 02/ /2007 switch to omeprazole 40mg 03/2007 step down to omeprazole 20mg 0/3 visits Weight control 02/ /2002 omeprazole 20mg 02// /2004 esomeprazole 40mg 10/ /2005 step down to omeprazole 20mg 09/2005 step up to pantoprazole 40mg 1/3 visits 09/ /2004 pantoprazole 40 mg 02/2004 step down to omeprazole 20mg 03/2013 step up to omeprazole 20mg 02/ /2014 addition of ranitidine 150mg
7 Male Pantoprazole 40mg Female Pantoprazole 40mg Male Pantoprazole 40mg Male Pantoprazole 40mg Female Omeprazole 20mg Female Omeprazole 40mg Female Omeprazole 10mg, Female Omeprazole 20mg 01/2010 GERD, esophageal stricture, Barrett esophagus no Hiatal hernia s/p Nissen repair 03/2009, esophageal stricture, GERD 08/2012 Reflux 03/2011 1/ /2009, endoscopy needed 0/3 visits 06/2014 PPI initiated 0/3 visits 10/ /2010 Failed ranitidine 150mg 01/2010 step up, PPI initiated 0/3 visits 07/2008 omeprazole 20mg discontinued b/c not effective Step up to pantoprazole 40mg 0/3 visits 09/ /1998 omeprazole 20mg 12/ /2001 step down to famotidine 20mg 03/ /2008 step up to ranitidine 150mg due to refractory symptoms 10/ /2008 step up to omeprazole 20mg 11/ /2011 step up to omeprazole 20mg 11/2014 switch to pantoprazole 40mg 0/3 visits 12/2003 PPI initiation 0/3 visits 05/ /2012 famotidine 40mg 08/2013 PPI initiated Lifestyle modifications Plan to switch to dexlansoprazole 30mg if symptoms worsen 0/3 visits 01/2000 PPI initiated 12/2014 step up with addition of ranitidine 0/3 visits 02/ /2008 omeprazole 20mg 05/2014 step down to omeprazole 20mg
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