Patient instructions
The model writes what the patient takes home — plain language, 6th-8th grade reading level, drawn only from the chart in context. Then a second pass turns on its own draft: the no-new-assertions check verifies every clinical claim against the record and fails the draft on a single invented instruction. The check is a release gate, not a report — a failed draft cannot reach the signature queue at all.
This feature works on a patient, and no patient is in context. Pick one — the selection is recorded, and it follows you until you clear it or switch roles.
Recently seen patients shown — or search above. The full roster is in Patients & charts.
SPEC 5.3, live: the writer may only restate the record; the checker diffs the writer against the record; the clinician signs or nothing moves. Synthetic data throughout — no real patients.