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langcare-discharge-summaries

langcare-discharge-summaries

Generates comprehensive discharge summary documents from FHIR data including admission diagnosis, hospital course, procedures, discharge medications, follow-up instructions, and pending results. Use when asked to write a discharge summary, generate discharge documentation, or create a hospital discharge note.

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name: langcare-discharge-summaries description: > Generates comprehensive discharge summary documents from FHIR data including admission diagnosis, hospital course, procedures, discharge medications, follow-up instructions, and pending results. Use when asked to write a discharge summary, generate discharge documentation, or create a hospital discharge note.

Discharge Summary Writer

When to Use This Skill

Use when a clinician needs a comprehensive discharge summary document compiled from the patient's hospital course in FHIR.

Clinical Workflow

  1. Use fhir_search to retrieve the Encounter (admission date, discharge date, reason, attending)
  2. Use fhir_read to retrieve Patient demographics
  3. Use fhir_search to pull Condition resources: admitting diagnosis, discharge diagnoses, complications
  4. Use fhir_search to pull Procedure resources performed during the hospitalization
  5. Use fhir_search to pull active MedicationRequest for discharge medications; compare against admission medications for reconciliation summary
  6. Use fhir_search to pull key Observation results (admission labs, discharge labs, significant findings)
  7. Use fhir_search to pull ServiceRequest resources for pending results and referrals
  8. Use fhir_search to pull scheduled Appointments for follow-up
  9. Assemble discharge summary: demographics, admission/discharge dates, admitting diagnosis, hospital course, procedures, discharge diagnoses, discharge medications, follow-up, pending results, patient instructions
  10. Use fhir_create to persist as DocumentReference (LOINC 18842-5)

FHIR Resources

  • Encounter -- Admission/discharge dates, reason, attending
  • Patient -- Demographics
  • Condition -- Admitting and discharge diagnoses
  • Procedure -- Inpatient procedures
  • MedicationRequest -- Discharge medications
  • Observation -- Key lab results
  • Appointment -- Follow-up appointments
  • ServiceRequest -- Pending results, referrals
  • DocumentReference -- Output: discharge summary

FHIR Query Examples

Pull Encounter

fhir_read(resourceType="Encounter", id="[encounter-id]")

Pull Procedures During Admission

fhir_search(resourceType="Procedure", queryParams="patient=[patient-id]&encounter=[encounter-id]")

Clinical Guidelines

  • CMS Conditions of Participation require discharge summary within 30 days
  • Joint Commission: discharge summary must include reason for admission, significant findings, procedures, discharge condition, discharge medications, follow-up instructions, pending results
  • TJC NPSG.02.03.01: communicate pending test results to outpatient provider

Interpretation Guide

  • Hospital course: narrative summary of key events, procedures, complications, and clinical response to treatment
  • Discharge medications: full list with dose, frequency, route; highlight NEW medications and CHANGED medications vs pre-admission
  • Pending results: list any results not yet available at discharge with responsible provider for follow-up
  • Follow-up: specific provider names, dates, and purpose
  • Patient instructions: diagnosis-specific education, activity restrictions, warning signs for ED return, diet modifications

Safety

  • Never fabricate clinical data -- only report what FHIR returns
  • Flag critical/abnormal values immediately
  • Scope all FHIR queries to the authenticated patient
  • Use standard terminology (LOINC, SNOMED CT, RxNorm, ICD-10)
  • Present data in clinician-friendly format with reference ranges
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