discharge-summary
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.
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
Given the admission notes and course, produce the full summary anyway — organise what's provided into every standard section. Where a section's detail wasn't given, mark it clearly (e.g. "Pending results: none reported") rather than inventing it. Never fabricate medications, doses, or diagnoses.