This health screening questionnaire is a printable intake form for clinics, occupational health teams, and study coordinators who need to record a patient's baseline health before a visit. It gathers patient details, vital signs, travel history, symptoms, lifestyle, and existing conditions across 41 questions on four pages, so front desk and clinical staff can capture a consistent record for every patient.
What this survey measures
The form starts with patient details: name, date of birth, age, sex, ethnicity, blood type, contact numbers, and whether an interpreter is needed. It then records temperature, height, weight, blood pressure, and pulse, along with recent travel and contact with anyone from an outbreak area or with a fever. The symptoms section asks how the patient feels today and, for anyone who had influenza in the past year, how many days each symptom lasted. A short lifestyle section covers general health, tobacco, alcohol, exercise, and sleep. The health history section lists chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and heart disease, recent hospital stays and operations, flu vaccination, medicines, and allergies. The form closes with a comment box, a signed declaration, and a boxed office-use section for staff.
How to use it on paper
Print the questionnaire and hand it to patients at check-in, in the waiting room, or at a health screening station. Ask them to use a blue or black pen and mark answers clearly. Collect the completed forms and scan them with PaperSurvey to read every checkbox and written note automatically, so results land in your dataset without manual entry.
Customize this template
Most teams add their clinic logo, adjust the symptom and condition lists to match their specialty, and reword or remove questions that do not apply. You can add follow-up fields or change the measurement units, and the paper layout reflows automatically to fit your edits.
Preview the PDF above, or use this template to start collecting responses today.