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Avery Chen

+12025550123 Patient record

Assessment available Lower back pain Started 12 Sep · 12:16

Low riskClinical summary

The patient reports feeling a bit better with mild lower back pain that is gradually improving. They are adhering to the prescribed pain medication and can manage daily activities. No new symptoms such as numbness or weakness in the legs were reported.

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Question planner12:16:28
Result recorded
5 question(s) planned
These questions focus on the patient's current condition, medication adherence, and any new symptoms that could indicate complications. They are designed to ensure the patient is managing their recovery effectively and to identify any urgent issues.
Red flags screened
Severe pain that does not improve with medication, Numbness or weakness in the legs, Loss of bladder or bowel control
- Hello Avery, how are you feeling today?
- Are you taking the pain medication as prescribed?
- Have you noticed any changes in your back pain since you left the hospital?
- Are you able to move around and do your daily activities?
- Do you have any new symptoms like numbness or weakness in your legs?
Trend analyst12:16:30
Result recorded
Unknown
Not enough completed calls to establish a trend.
Clinical analyst12:16:32
Result recorded
Risk Low, worsening False
The patient reports feeling a bit better with mild lower back pain that is gradually improving. They are adhering to the prescribed pain medication and can manage daily activities. No new symptoms such as numbness or weakness in the legs were reported.
Clinical handover12:16:33
Result recorded
Continue routine follow-up as scheduled and monitor for any changes in symptoms.
The patient reports mild lower back pain that is gradually improving and is adhering to the prescribed pain medication. No new concerning symptoms have been reported.
Situation
Avery Chen is being flagged for a post-discharge follow-up call to assess recovery from lower back pain.
Background
The patient was discharged on 2026-09-12 with a diagnosis of lower back pain and a low risk level. This is the first follow-up call since discharge.
Assessment
The patient reports mild lower back pain that is gradually improving and is adhering to the prescribed pain medication. No new concerning symptoms have been reported.
Recommendation
Continue routine follow-up as scheduled and monitor for any changes in symptoms.
Follow-up scheduler12:16:34
Result recorded
Follow-up complete
The patient is stable and improving with mild symptoms, warranting a follow-up in 5 days to ensure continued progress. Since they are adhering to treatment and have no new concerning symptoms, a discharge follow-up is appropriate.