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"SOAP" is an acronym that stands for Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan. Subjective (S): This section includes the patient's subjective description of their health and symptoms. It may also include elements of the patient's medical history, family history and social history.

Introduction. The Objective (O) part of the note is the section where the results of tests and measures performed and the therapist's objective observations of the patient are recorded. Objective data are the measurable or observable pieces of information used to formulate the Plan of Care.

Introduction. The Objective (O) part of the note is the section where the results of tests and measures performed and the therapist's objective observations of the patient are recorded. Objective data are the measurable or observable pieces of information used to formulate the Plan of Care.

bjective. bjective means that it is measurable and observable. In this section, you will report anything you and the client did; scores for screenings, evaluations, and assessments; and anything you observed. The section is for facts and data.

The four components of a SOAP note are Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan.

What does SOAP stand for? S=Subjective (something patient tells you) O=Objective (something clinician does to patient) A=Assessment (Putting info together, and figure out what it means) P=Plan (how to get the patient to their highest lvl of function)

Length: SOAP notes should be 1-2 pages long for each session. Typically most sections are 1-2 paragraphs in all (up to 3 when necessary).