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Low riskClinical summary
The patient reports feeling better overall after being discharged for an uncomplicated urinary tract infection. They have an occasional mild cough, which is improving. The patient is adhering to the prescribed medication.
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Question planner11:16:32Result recorded
5 question(s) planned
These questions focus on the patient's current condition, medication adherence, and hydration, which are crucial for recovery from a urinary tract infection. They also allow the patient to voice any concerns or confusion about their discharge instructions.
- Red flags screened
- High fever, Severe abdominal pain, Blood in urine, Persistent vomiting
- Hello, Morgan. How are you feeling today?
- Have you started taking the antibiotics as prescribed?
- Are you experiencing any new or worsening symptoms, like pain or fever?
- Are you drinking enough fluids?
- Do you have any questions about your care or instructions from the hospital?
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Trend analyst11:16:32Result recorded
Unknown
Not enough completed calls to establish a trend.
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Clinical analyst11:16:33Result recorded
Risk Low, worsening False
The patient reports feeling better overall after being discharged for an uncomplicated urinary tract infection. They have an occasional mild cough, which is improving. The patient is adhering to the prescribed medication.
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Clinical handover11:16:35Result recorded
Continue routine follow-up and monitor for any changes in symptoms.
The patient reports feeling better overall and is adhering to the prescribed medication. They have a mild cough that is improving, with no signs of worsening symptoms.
- Situation
- Morgan Rivera is being flagged for a post-discharge follow-up call after being discharged for an uncomplicated urinary tract infection.
- Background
- The patient was discharged on 2026-09-12 with a low risk level and has been advised to follow up after discharge.
- Assessment
- The patient reports feeling better overall and is adhering to the prescribed medication. They have a mild cough that is improving, with no signs of worsening symptoms.
- Recommendation
- Continue routine follow-up and monitor for any changes in symptoms.
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Follow-up scheduler11:16:36Result recorded
Follow-up complete
The patient is stable and improving, with mild symptoms that are not worsening. A follow-up in 5 days is appropriate to ensure continued recovery.
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