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discharge-summary

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Turn a hospital stay into a complete, well-structured discharge summary. Use when asked to write a discharge summary, a hospital discharge note, or to document a patient's admission-to-discharge course for handoff. Produces a standard discharge summary — admission reason, hospital course, diagnoses, procedures, discharge medications, condition, and follow-up/return precautions — from the provided details.

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# Discharge Summary Skill

The discharge summary is the handoff that the next clinician (and the patient) actually relies on: why they were
admitted, what happened, what changed, and what to do next. This skill structures the stay into a complete,
scannable summary so nothing critical — a new medication, a pending result, a follow-up — falls through the gap.

> **Not quite this?** Use `physio-discharge-summary` when you are closing an outpatient physiotherapy episode.

> **Clinical-safety note:** this is a documentation-formatting aid, **not medical advice**. It organises
> information a qualified clinician provides; the treating clinician must review and verify every detail
> (especially the medication list and follow-up) before it is finalised. Do not invent diagnoses, medications,
> doses, or results.

## Working from a brief
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