COMPREHENSIVE GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT Patient: [Name, age, date of birth] Date and setting: [Date; geriatric clinic, primary care, home visit, day hospital, or hospital ward] Present: [Patient, family member or caregiver, interpreter] Sources: [Patient, caregiver, medicine bottles, pharmacy record, previous notes] Clinician and team: [Name, credentials; nurse, pharmacist, therapist, or social worker involved] REASON AND GOALS Referral question: [Who referred, and what they asked] Goals: [What matters most, in the patient's words; the caregiver's main concern] MEDICAL PROBLEMS Active conditions: [Each condition, how well controlled, recent changes] Recent events: [Hospital stays, emergency visits, new symptoms in the past 6 months] Examination: [Lying and standing BP and pulse, weight and height, focused findings] Recent tests: [Bloods, ECG, imaging, with dates and results] MEDICATION REVIEW Every medicine: [Prescription, over-the-counter, and herbal products, with dose; the total] Who manages them: [Self, family, organizer, blister pack; missed doses] Medicines flagged: [Each one, the criteria used, Beers or STOPP, and why] Missing treatment: [Indicated but not prescribed, by START criteria or your judgment] Deprescribing plan: [What stops or tapers, in what order, what to watch for, and when to recheck] FUNCTION AND MOBILITY Basic activities: [Katz ADL score out of 6, and the activities that need help] Instrumental activities: [Lawton IADL score out of 8, who does each task lost, and what the patient managed a year ago] Falls in the past year: [Number, what happened just before, injuries, time on the floor] Timed Up and Go: [Seconds and walking aid; rising, turning, reaching for support; fear of falling] COGNITION AND MOOD Testing conditions: [Glasses and hearing aids in, quiet room, language or interpreter] Cognitive screen: [Mini-Cog out of 5, MoCA out of 30 with years of schooling, or another tool] Delirium: [Sudden change or attention that comes and goes, or none] Mood screen: [GDS-15 out of 15, and what the interview added] Thoughts of death or suicide: [Asked directly; the answer; means at home] NUTRITION, CONTINENCE, VISION AND HEARING Weight change: [Today's weight, an earlier weight with its date, and the percentage change] Intake and teeth: [Meals, who shops and cooks, appetite, alcohol, dentures and their fit] Bladder and bowel: [Urgency, leaks, night trips, pads, constipation, and when each began] Vision: [Acuity with glasses, type of lenses, last eye exam] Hearing: [Whispered voice test or report, hearing aids, ear canals] FRAILTY AND SUPPORT Frailty level: [Clinical Frailty Scale level 1 to 9 on the baseline, or Edmonton Frail Scale total out of 17] Living situation: [Alone or with whom; type of home; stairs] Supports and caregiver: [Family, friends, paid help; the caregiver's help each week, health, and strain] Money and mistreatment: [Money worries; asked alone about neglect or mistreatment] HOME SAFETY AND ADVANCE CARE PLANNING Home: [Lighting, rugs, stairs and rails, bathroom, stove, personal alarm] Driving and firearms: [Drives or not, and any concerns; firearms and how they are stored] Decision-maker: [Name, relationship, and documents on file] Wishes: [Goals of care and treatment wishes discussed, or the date booked] PROBLEM LIST AND PLAN Problems by domain: [Each problem, the domain it came from, the plan, who acts, and by when] Referrals: [Physical therapy, occupational therapy, dietitian, audiology, memory clinic, social work] Shared with: [Patient, caregiver, referring clinician, care team] Follow-up: [Date, and what will be rechecked] Signed: [Clinician name, credentials, date]