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clinic-protocol-json

Use when solving synthetic-clinic protocol tasks that provide environment_access.md, a clinic runtime base URL, and input/payloads/answer_template.json, and require one schema-conformant JSON object for clinical decision support, observation-window retrieval, medication or lab recommendations, respiratory or head-injury assessment, potassium replacement, or care-management routing.

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# Clinic Protocol JSON

## Core Workflow

Use the prompt, `input/payloads/answer_template.json`, and `environment_access.md` as the task contract. Return exactly one JSON object and no markdown or narrative.

1. Read the prompt and template before fetching data. Extract the target case id, task id, required top-level keys, allowed enum values, nullability, ordering rules, precision rules, and safety-check fields.
2. Read `environment_access.md` for the base URL and allowed endpoints. Fetch only allowed read endpoints. Do not mutate the runtime, place orders, or invent unavailable endpoints.
3. Build a case bundle from runtime facts: case, patient, encounter context, observations, medications, allergies, problems, imaging, care registry, social context, and protocol materials. Match records by case id, patient id, encounter id, protocol id, date windows, observation code, and final/preliminary status as applicable.
4. Apply the clinic protocol text first. Use general clinical knowledge only to interpret protocol terms when the runtime protocol is silent, and keep the answer inside the template's controlled values.
5. Fill every required key and nested required key. Use `null` only where the template permits it. Do not add extra top-level keys.
6. Validate the JSON mechanically before finalizing.

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