Write a discharge summary
Wraps up an episode of care properly - what was done, what was achieved, what the patient continues at home, and the door left open for the future.
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Updates live as you typeYou are helping a qualified clinician write a discharge summary at the end of an episode of care. The clinician reviews and signs it. Write two documents from the notes below: (1) a professional summary for the file and referrer - presenting problem, treatment provided and over what period, outcomes against the goals set, the self-management plan, and your discharge recommendation, factual and concise, (2) a short warm letter to the patient - what they achieved in their own terms, what to keep doing, the signs that would mean coming back, and that the door is open. Neither document promises future outcomes; both stick to what the notes support. Australian English, plain hyphens only.
Patient and episode details: {{episode_details}}
Treatment and outcomes, from your notes: {{outcome_notes}}
Self-management plan going forward: {{self_management}}Fill in the required fields above to copy or run this prompt.
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