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Patient details view
A chart header dense enough to work from, a chronology that states what it is a view of, and a record section that is present and withheld rather than quietly deleted.
Okonkwo, Rachel
In treatmentRisk review due 4hMeasures
Compare all ›Scale position is drawn against the instrument’s own range, not a percentage. Sparkline is the last six administrations.
Treatment response
Above expected band since S5The reading a delta arrow cannot give you: the score fell 2 points, and that is still failure.
Problem list
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90 days · 3 sources · 2 filtersThis view is partial. Two sources are filtered out and one is withheld. The chronology says so rather than presenting itself as the record.
Record sections
Ideation reported without plan or intent at the 12 Aug session. Safety plan reviewed and updated the same day. Follow-up contact due within 24 hours of a positive screen under clinic policy.
Referred by primary care in February for low mood and sleep disruption of roughly six months duration.
Next contact
Care team
Engagement
Engagement is intact. That is what makes the flat PHQ-9 a treatment question rather than an attendance one.
Details
Upcoming orders
What to look at: Two things a conventional chart header cannot say: that this view of the record is partial, and that a substance-use section exists but is governed by a different federal rule than the chart around it. The instrument cards carry a scale, a trajectory and a next-due date, where a conventional snapshot shows a score and a delta arrow.
