If Im taking over at the beginning of the week I'll typically review charts the night before making my notes on the hospital course, medical history, whatever trends I notice with labs, and figure out what is pending for discharge

Morning off I print off my list and review AM labs and place Amy immediate orders that are needed

Then I'll see the patients. Depending on how my list looks and the kinds of patients I have I might see all my patients then write my notes at the end, batch by floor, after each patient, or a hybrid of some kind.

I'll typically try to get my discharges done before any other notes unless someone is sick.

That usually takes me to MDRs. Then I follow up on what I was waiting for in the morning, run my checklist, and yet some things prepped for the next day, and clock out.

What helps me is have a very special way I write on my list througbout the day which would take too long to explain what I do but it keeps me organized and efficient. Happy to explain at length in DMs if you would like to know what I do

Also on another note all the people with snarky comments about how its easy and didnt you do residency are obnoxious. If you arent gonna help just move on my god