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Write a physiotherapy discharge summary that closes the episode properly — outcomes against the goals that were set, what the patient is leaving with, what would bring them back, and what the referrer actually needs to know. Use when asked to write a discharge summary, close an episode of care, write to a referrer at discharge, or discharge a patient who has not fully recovered. Produces the outcome summary against baseline, the self-management plan, the flare-up and return criteria, the referrer letter, and the record of incomplete goals. A documentation framework for a licensed clinician.

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# Physiotherapy Discharge Summary

Discharge is where the gains are kept or lost. The patient leaves with a plan they will follow for a fortnight and then abandon, or with a clear idea of what to maintain, what a flare-up means, and what would justify coming back. This writes that — and handles the discharge nobody enjoys documenting, where the goals were not met and saying so plainly is the honest thing to do.

## What This Skill Produces

- **Outcomes against baseline** — the initial goals and markers, with where they finished
- **The self-management plan** — what to keep doing, at what frequency, and for how long
- **Flare-up guidance** — what a flare means, what to do, and what it does not mean
- **Return criteria** — the specific circumstances that warrant coming back
- **The referrer letter** — what the referring clinician needs, in the length they will read
- **Incomplete goals, recorded honestly** — what was not achieved, why, and what was recommended

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