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clinic-protocol-cds

Use when a task asks you to produce a structured JSON clinical-decision-support answer for a synthetic Harborview clinic case and gives you an input/payloads/answer_template.json to conform to, backed by a read-only clinic runtime API (endpoints listed in an environment_access file). Covers all five case families — adult respiratory / CAP, pediatric head injury, potassium repletion, care-management routing, and observation-window retrieval — by pulling the case bundle, applying the matching protocol, and emitting exactly one template-conformant JSON object with no prose.

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# Clinic Protocol CDS

Answer a single synthetic-clinic decision-support task by grounding every field
in the runtime record and the matching protocol, then returning **exactly one
JSON object** that conforms to the task's `answer_template.json`.

## What each task gives you

- `input/prompt.txt` — names a **target case id** (e.g. `CASE-RESP-102`), the case
  family in prose, and the fields to populate. It references
  `<TASK_ENV_BASE_URL>` for the runtime and says the environment access is
  "listed separately".
- `input/payloads/answer_template.json` — a **schema descriptor** (not a fill-in
  form). It defines `required_top_level_keys`, per-field `type`, `allowed_values`
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