Table 1.

Evaluation chart for good clinical practice assessment

Item	Adequate	Inadequate
Medical History	Major information needed to differentiate possible important diagnosis were reported	Insufficient	Important information for clinical decisions was not reported
		Excessive	Useless information collected which could either confuse the patient or the practitioner was reported
Clinical Examination	Appropriate examinations were used in light of the medical history which brings to a reasonable clinical decision were reported	Insufficient	Clinical examination which could have helped for clinical decisions was not reported
		Excessive	An unnecessary clinical exam was reported which could either confuse the patient or the practitioner
Complementary investigations	Investigations were done appropriately in light of the results of medical history and clinical examination and seemed essential for clinical decision.	Insufficient	Results of accessible complementary examination which could have been useful was not reported
		Excessive	Clinically unjustified laboratory tests were done
Referral	Decision to refer or not to refer was taken appropriately	Insufficient	Patient should be referred for additional care but wasn't
		Excessive	Patient was referred without it been necessary
Treatment	Adequate treatment was proposed having taken into consideration the diagnosis and eventual counter-indications.	Insufficient	Appropriate medical treatment not reported
		Excessive	Inappropriate treatment or incompatible treatment with clinical information was reported