What does the 'P' in mini-SOAPP stand for?

• A. Subjective - document the patient's chief complaint and history of present illness.
• B. Plan - document which protocols and treatments were administered.
• C. Objective - document vital signs and pertinent physical findings.
• D. Assessment - document the EMT/paramedic's impression of the problem.

Answer: (B)

In mini-SOAPP, the P stands for Plan. This section records the care you provided and what you intend to do next—such as which protocols were followed, medications given, procedures performed, and transport decisions. Documenting the Plan shows the actual actions taken and the planned steps, ensuring clear communication and proper tracking of patient care. The other parts—Subjective, Objective, and Assessment—cover what the patient says, what you observe, and your clinical impression, not the actions themselves.