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Call & clinical review
Low riskClinical summary
The patient reports feeling better overall with an occasional mild cough that is improving. They are adhering to the prescribed medication. No red flags or concerns were noted during the call.
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Question planner11:13:46Result recorded
5 question(s) planned
These questions focus on the patient's current condition and medication adherence, which are crucial for monitoring recovery from a respiratory infection. They also screen for any worsening symptoms that may require immediate attention.
- Red flags screened
- Severe difficulty breathing, High fever that does not go down, Chest pain or tightness, Confusion or inability to stay awake
- Hello Alex, how are you feeling today?
- Have you been able to take your medicine as prescribed?
- Are you experiencing any new or worsening cough?
- Do you have any trouble breathing or feel more short of breath?
- Have you noticed any fever or chills since you left the hospital?
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Trend analyst11:13:46Result recorded
Unknown
Not enough completed calls to establish a trend.
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Clinical analyst11:13:48Result recorded
Risk Low, worsening False
The patient reports feeling better overall with an occasional mild cough that is improving. They are adhering to the prescribed medication. No red flags or concerns were noted during the call.
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Clinical handover11:13:50Result recorded
Continue routine follow-up as scheduled and monitor for any changes in symptoms.
The patient reports feeling better overall with an occasional mild cough that is improving. They are adhering to the prescribed medication and no red flags were noted.
- Situation
- Patient Alex Demo is being flagged for a post-discharge follow-up call after being discharged for a mild respiratory infection.
- Background
- The patient was discharged on 2026-09-12 with a low risk level and has had no previous follow-up calls.
- Assessment
- The patient reports feeling better overall with an occasional mild cough that is improving. They are adhering to the prescribed medication and no red flags were noted.
- Recommendation
- Continue routine follow-up as scheduled and monitor for any changes in symptoms.
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Follow-up scheduler11:13:51Result recorded
Follow-up complete
The patient is stable and improving with mild symptoms, indicating a follow-up in 5-7 days is appropriate. Since there are no red flags or worsening conditions, discharge follow-up is warranted.
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