Doctor assessment · VERSION ba551c1d
Create a direct symptom entry with reviewed onset and context
Choose installed coding, remove an unsaved draft when needed, review absolute and relative onset controls, add optional Notes and verify a new current symptom identity after Submit.
Doctor
Review the direct new symptom before Submit
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The separate new draft has 18 October onset, Active/Mild/Provisional values and optional explicit software-training context. The old corrected symptom remains disabled above it. Submit persists the current form once.
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- Reviewed new onset: This new entry uses the deliberately reviewed 18 October calendar onset.
- Reviewed clinical status: The new editable row is Active in this fictional reviewed example.
- Reviewed severity: The new row severity was deliberately changed from the software default Moderate to the fictional example Mild.
- Reviewed verification: The new entry uses explicit Provisional verification with Active/Mild fictional example values.
- Save new symptom: Submit the reviewed new current symptom once, then verify its saved identity and author.
Saved direct-entry symptom appears with its reviewed past onset
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The normal overview shows the new Active/Mild/Provisional symptom with a day-ago onset, while the original diagnosis remains separate. Independent Doctor/Nurse reads verify a fresh current symptom UUID, 18 October midnight Riyadh onset and Doctor creator/updater.
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- New saved symptom details: Inspect this new symptom information menu for its author and saved note.
- Current symptom editor: This editor retains both the new record and the earlier corrected row.
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Before you begin
- Use the existing authorized Doctor and verify the intended patient and chosen In Progress Polyclinic inpatient encounter. This lesson uses a fictional training case and genuine installed M54.5 terminology solely to demonstrate the software. Values are not real clinical findings, diagnosis, treatment or advice.
Recorded release ba551c1d · 2026-10-19T00:03:34.348Z · 1728 × 921 Existing Doctor identity in the selected synthetic encounter
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient encounter. The patient retains an earlier release name; actual captured source is ba551c1d. All examples are software training only, not real symptoms, diagnosis, treatment or clinical advice. Ordinary existing qa-doctor account. Medication and Nutrition events/requests are preserved; this branch concerns assessment documentation only.
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f58ee93eda7e76a2bb930fb2508da3a97513acdfd479391e115bc991dd188f80- Doctor identity: Immediately right of the account avatar, the menu identifies MANSOQ E2E Doctor and qa-doctor. Confirm the authorized operator before documenting.
Recorded release ba551c1d · 2026-10-19T00:49:15.685Z · 1728 × 921 Saved direct-entry symptom appears with its reviewed past onset
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The normal overview shows the new Active/Mild/Provisional symptom with a day-ago onset, while the original diagnosis remains separate. Independent Doctor/Nurse reads verify a fresh current symptom UUID, 18 October midnight Riyadh onset and Doctor creator/updater.
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46670b634ea25f3c7765330ce2fc54cf06de4ca930463732070397e34d5537fa- New saved symptom details: Inspect this new symptom information menu for its author and saved note.
- Current symptom editor: This editor retains both the new record and the earlier corrected row.
- The pictured encounter retains an earlier saved symptom already corrected to Entered in Error through the separate correction lesson. A current non-error same-code symptom would trigger the duplicate warning. Review valid existing records under facility policy; this demonstration’s earlier correction is established context, not a way to evade duplicate protection.
Recorded release ba551c1d · 2026-10-19T00:42:50.481Z · 1728 × 921 Start a direct new symptom while retaining the earlier correction
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The saved prior current symptom remains disabled as Entered in Error. Add another Symptom starts a separate new entry using installed coding. A valid existing non-error same-code symptom would trigger the previously shown duplicate warning.
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03b8a782bcfaa78885c6f81675a4a9014e1571f99b08604ecb51aee086f18717- Add another Symptom: Open the installed terminology picker for a deliberately reviewed new current entry.
Recorded release ba551c1d · 2026-10-19T00:43:19.271Z · 1728 × 921 A direct coding selection creates a separate unsaved symptom draft
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The newly selected direct draft shows today’s 19 October onset and Active/Moderate/Confirmed software defaults. Each requires review for the intended case. The earlier saved error row stays disabled above it. Nothing has been saved.
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4121a3f3f2808347335ea065a138198dbaf736063f3ab3c78a0adc28c8fe9ebd- New draft onset: This new row has an editable onset; review it before saving.
- New draft actions: Use the action menu belonging to the new editable row, not the retained disabled correction.
1. Open the current system Symptom form
Open Encounter Actions → Add Symptom for the intended chosen encounter. The form may retain saved records including corrected rows. In this example the old Entered in Error row is disabled. Add another Symptom opens the installed terminology picker for a separate deliberate new entry.
Use Add Symptom to reopen the retained corrected record
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. Even when no Symptoms section is shown after error filtering, the system Add Symptom action reopens the current encounter form with its retained records.
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- Reopen Symptom form: Choose the system action rather than assuming the filtered record was deleted.
Start a direct new symptom while retaining the earlier correction
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The saved prior current symptom remains disabled as Entered in Error. Add another Symptom starts a separate new entry using installed coding. A valid existing non-error same-code symptom would trigger the previously shown duplicate warning.
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- Add another Symptom: Open the installed terminology picker for a deliberately reviewed new current entry.
2. Search and choose a real returned coding option
Enter the intended code or supported search text and wait for the returned option. This example searches M54.5 and selects LOW BACK PAIN from installed terminology. Choosing the option creates a new unsaved draft row. Review the term rather than treating the first returned option as a clinical recommendation.
Choose an actual installed code for the direct new symptom
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The normal installed search returns LOW BACK PAIN for M54.5. The earlier current same-code record is already Entered in Error; the duplicate guard therefore permits a separate deliberately reviewed new draft.
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- Installed code search: Search and wait for a real returned term.
- Choose reviewed term: Selecting the row creates a new unsaved current symptom draft.
A direct coding selection creates a separate unsaved symptom draft
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The newly selected direct draft shows today’s 19 October onset and Active/Moderate/Confirmed software defaults. Each requires review for the intended case. The earlier saved error row stays disabled above it. Nothing has been saved.
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- New draft onset: This new row has an editable onset; review it before saving.
- New draft actions: Use the action menu belonging to the new editable row, not the retained disabled correction.
3. Review software defaults before retaining any values
The new direct-entry draft initially shows today’s 19 October onset and Active/Moderate/Confirmed values. These are software defaults requiring deliberate review. The new onset is editable before save; the older saved correction stays locked. Use the action menu belonging to the new editable row so the intended draft receives the action.
A direct coding selection creates a separate unsaved symptom draft
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The newly selected direct draft shows today’s 19 October onset and Active/Moderate/Confirmed software defaults. Each requires review for the intended case. The earlier saved error row stays disabled above it. Nothing has been saved.
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- New draft onset: This new row has an editable onset; review it before saving.
- New draft actions: Use the action menu belonging to the new editable row, not the retained disabled correction.
4. Remove an unsaved draft when it should not be kept
This demonstrated optional branch opens the new row Action menu and chooses Remove Symptom. The unsaved row disappears from the form and the retained saved correction remains. No Submit occurred; independent normal role reads verified no new symptom and no changes to the earlier correction at that checkpoint. To continue the creation example, search and select the intended installed code again.
New symptom draft has Add notes and Remove Symptom actions
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. This menu belongs to the new unsaved row. Remove Symptom removes that draft from the form; the disabled saved correction remains separate. Add notes exposes optional documentation for the new entry.
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- Remove unsaved draft: Remove this unsaved new row from the form without saving a condition.
- Add optional Notes: Use this action to reveal the new row optional Notes input.
Removing the unsaved symptom draft leaves the saved correction intact
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The new editable row has been removed without Submit; only the retained saved error row remains. Independent normal role reads verify that no new symptom was created and the existing correction was unchanged.
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- Create a reviewed draft: Reopen the picker when ready to create the intended new current entry.
Choose an actual installed code for the direct new symptom
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The normal installed search returns LOW BACK PAIN for M54.5. The earlier current same-code record is already Entered in Error; the duplicate guard therefore permits a separate deliberately reviewed new draft.
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- Installed code search: Search and wait for a real returned term.
- Choose reviewed term: Selecting the row creates a new unsaved current symptom draft.
5. Review the new onset calendar and date limit
Open the new row’s onset control. Absolute Date provides a calendar with month/year and previous/next navigation controls. Review the intended concrete date. The pictured 18 October past date is available; future 20 October and later dates are disabled. This lesson then uses Quick Finder to set the reviewed past date and returns to the absolute calendar to verify it.
New symptom onset calendar supports past dates and disables future dates
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The editable new-row calendar shows Absolute Date and Quick Finder. Past 18 October is available; future 20 October and later are disabled. The existing saved error onset remains locked in the background.
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- Past onset date: Choose the reviewed past calendar date for this fictional new draft.
- Future date disabled: The onset calendar disables future dates in this captured example.
- Quick Finder: Review the alternative relative-date control before selecting a date.
6. Use Quick Finder with a reviewed unit and positive amount
Open Quick Finder. The visible units are Days, Weeks, Months and Years, with an amount selector and resulting date. These inputs update the unsaved draft immediately. Choose Days, review amount 1 in the selector and inspect the result. In this 19 October session, one day resolves to 18 October, Sunday. Relative dates depend on the current date; always verify the concrete result rather than treating a relative value as a fixed timestamp.
Quick Finder offers relative date units for the new onset
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. Quick Finder exposes Days, Weeks, Months and Years plus an amount selector and resulting calendar date. These controls update the unsaved draft immediately. This example chooses Days and then reviews a positive amount and resulting date.
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- Choose Days: This fictional example uses the Days unit and reviews the resulting prior date.
- Relative amount: Review the selected amount with its unit and calendar result before leaving this control.
Quick Finder resolves one Day to the reviewed past onset
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. Days with amount 1 produces 18 October 2026 in this fictional 19 October session. The actual new-row onset also changes to18 October. Review the calendar result because relative input is evaluated against the current date and is not a fixed historical timestamp.
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- Amount 1: Review the amount together with the selected Days unit.
- Review absolute date: Return to the calendar view to verify the concrete selected onset date.
Relative Days amount selector exposes positive choices
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The Days amount selector presents positive values 1 through 31. This exercise retains 1 and reviews the resulting18 October calendar date; it does not save every possible relative unit or amount.
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- Retain amount 1: Select the deliberately reviewed positive amount for the Days unit.
7. Verify the concrete date and close the picker
Return to Absolute Date and confirm 18 October is selected and the new row onset also reads October 18th, 2026. The older correction retains 17 October. Close the picker with the new onset button after review. The saved value is a calendar-date onset; this workflow is not a time-of-day entry control.
Absolute Date confirms the concrete past onset selected through Quick Finder
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. Absolute Date now shows18 October selected and the new-row onset reads18 October. Review the concrete calendar date before closing the picker. The disabled earlier correction still retains 17 October.
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- Reviewed new onset: Close the picker after checking the new draft date.
- Absolute calendar check: Verify the concrete selected date in this calendar view.
8. Review clinical fields and optional Notes for the new row
Open the new row action menu and choose Add notes to reveal its optional Notes input. Use appropriate documentation under facility policy. This fictional exercise retains Active status and deliberately changes the new row Severity from Moderate to Mild and Verification from Confirmed to Provisional. The optional note clearly describes direct-entry software training and the reviewed 18 October onset. Review those fields on the new editable row while leaving the older correction unchanged in the form.
Reveal optional Notes for the new symptom row
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The new draft action menu exposes Add notes. This reveals optional software documentation for this specific new row; the older saved correction remains disabled and unchanged in the form.
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- Add optional Notes: Reveal the optional new-row Notes field.
Review the direct new symptom before Submit
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The separate new draft has 18 October onset, Active/Mild/Provisional values and optional explicit software-training context. The old corrected symptom remains disabled above it. Submit persists the current form once.
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- Reviewed new onset: This new entry uses the deliberately reviewed 18 October calendar onset.
- Reviewed clinical status: The new editable row is Active in this fictional reviewed example.
- Reviewed severity: The new row severity was deliberately changed from the software default Moderate to the fictional example Mild.
- Reviewed verification: The new entry uses explicit Provisional verification with Active/Mild fictional example values.
- Save new symptom: Submit the reviewed new current symptom once, then verify its saved identity and author.
9. Submit once and verify the new saved record
After checking code, onset, clinical fields and note, select Submit once. Wait for the current overview and Symptoms section to settle. The new symptom appears Active/Mild/Provisional with a day-ago onset. Independent normal Doctor and Nurse reads verified a fresh current UUID distinct from the earlier correction and prior source, problem-list-item category, 18 October midnight Riyadh onset and Doctor creator/updater. All category-qualified diagnoses, prior source records, fourteen administrations and four complete requests remain preserved.
Review the direct new symptom before Submit
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The separate new draft has 18 October onset, Active/Mild/Provisional values and optional explicit software-training context. The old corrected symptom remains disabled above it. Submit persists the current form once.
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- Reviewed new onset: This new entry uses the deliberately reviewed 18 October calendar onset.
- Reviewed clinical status: The new editable row is Active in this fictional reviewed example.
- Reviewed severity: The new row severity was deliberately changed from the software default Moderate to the fictional example Mild.
- Reviewed verification: The new entry uses explicit Provisional verification with Active/Mild fictional example values.
- Save new symptom: Submit the reviewed new current symptom once, then verify its saved identity and author.
Saved direct-entry symptom appears with its reviewed past onset
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The normal overview shows the new Active/Mild/Provisional symptom with a day-ago onset, while the original diagnosis remains separate. Independent Doctor/Nurse reads verify a fresh current symptom UUID, 18 October midnight Riyadh onset and Doctor creator/updater.
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- New saved symptom details: Inspect this new symptom information menu for its author and saved note.
- Current symptom editor: This editor retains both the new record and the earlier corrected row.
10. Check the saved author and current note
Open the new symptom’s own information menu and read Reported by Doctor. Choose See Note and review the saved direct-entry context under Symptoms, separate from Diagnoses. Hide note closes the expanded display after review without another clinical save.
Direct symptom entry identifies Doctor as Reported by
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Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The saved new symptom menu identifies Doctor as its creator. Separate normal role reads verify a distinct fresh UUID from both the prior Root source and earlier corrected current symptom.
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- New record author: Read the Doctor name beside this label without confusing it with prior source identity.
- Saved new note: Open the actual saved note for this new direct entry.
Saved direct-entry symptom retains the reviewed current note
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The actual saved optional note identifies the direct installed-code entry and reviewed 18 October onset, with explicit fictional Mild/Provisional context. Read it under Symptoms, separate from the unchanged diagnosis.
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- Hide saved note: Close the expanded saved note after checking its contents.
Saved correction audit detail in this captured version
The earlier saved Entered in Error row remains retained with the same UUID, clinical status, verification, severity, onset, code, creator and note. Its modification time advances when the whole current Symptom form is submitted with the new entry: the captured source sends every current symptom row through upsert. The lesson therefore claims preserved identity and clinical fields, not an unchanged modification timestamp for that retained row. The separate unsaved-draft removal checkpoint did leave that earlier record fully unchanged.
Removing the unsaved symptom draft leaves the saved correction intact
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The new editable row has been removed without Submit; only the retained saved error row remains. Independent normal role reads verify that no new symptom was created and the existing correction was unchanged.
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- Create a reviewed draft: Reopen the picker when ready to create the intended new current entry.
Review the direct new symptom before Submit
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The separate new draft has 18 October onset, Active/Mild/Provisional values and optional explicit software-training context. The old corrected symptom remains disabled above it. Submit persists the current form once.
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- Reviewed new onset: This new entry uses the deliberately reviewed 18 October calendar onset.
- Reviewed clinical status: The new editable row is Active in this fictional reviewed example.
- Reviewed severity: The new row severity was deliberately changed from the software default Moderate to the fictional example Mild.
- Reviewed verification: The new entry uses explicit Provisional verification with Active/Mild fictional example values.
- Save new symptom: Submit the reviewed new current symptom once, then verify its saved identity and author.
Saved direct-entry symptom appears with its reviewed past onset
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The normal overview shows the new Active/Mild/Provisional symptom with a day-ago onset, while the original diagnosis remains separate. Independent Doctor/Nurse reads verify a fresh current symptom UUID, 18 October midnight Riyadh onset and Doctor creator/updater.
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- New saved symptom details: Inspect this new symptom information menu for its author and saved note.
- Current symptom editor: This editor retains both the new record and the earlier corrected row.
Qualified controls and remaining branches
The observed workflow includes installed lookup, direct new draft, actual unsaved-row removal, past-date review, future-date disabling, one-day Quick Finder selection, optional Notes, explicit clinical-field review and one saved current entry. Other relative units/amounts, other coding terms, mobile entry layouts, multiple new-row save combinations and other roles/facilities require separate qualification. No real clinical decision or facility policy is established by the fictional example.
A direct coding selection creates a separate unsaved symptom draft
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The newly selected direct draft shows today’s 19 October onset and Active/Moderate/Confirmed software defaults. Each requires review for the intended case. The earlier saved error row stays disabled above it. Nothing has been saved.
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- New draft onset: This new row has an editable onset; review it before saving.
- New draft actions: Use the action menu belonging to the new editable row, not the retained disabled correction.
New symptom onset calendar supports past dates and disables future dates
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The editable new-row calendar shows Absolute Date and Quick Finder. Past 18 October is available; future 20 October and later are disabled. The existing saved error onset remains locked in the background.
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- Past onset date: Choose the reviewed past calendar date for this fictional new draft.
- Future date disabled: The onset calendar disables future dates in this captured example.
- Quick Finder: Review the alternative relative-date control before selecting a date.
Quick Finder offers relative date units for the new onset
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. Quick Finder exposes Days, Weeks, Months and Years plus an amount selector and resulting calendar date. These controls update the unsaved draft immediately. This example chooses Days and then reviews a positive amount and resulting date.
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- Choose Days: This fictional example uses the Days unit and reviews the resulting prior date.
- Relative amount: Review the selected amount with its unit and calendar result before leaving this control.
Review the direct new symptom before Submit
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The separate new draft has 18 October onset, Active/Mild/Provisional values and optional explicit software-training context. The old corrected symptom remains disabled above it. Submit persists the current form once.
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- Reviewed new onset: This new entry uses the deliberately reviewed 18 October calendar onset.
- Reviewed clinical status: The new editable row is Active in this fictional reviewed example.
- Reviewed severity: The new row severity was deliberately changed from the software default Moderate to the fictional example Mild.
- Reviewed verification: The new entry uses explicit Provisional verification with Active/Mild fictional example values.
- Save new symptom: Submit the reviewed new current symptom once, then verify its saved identity and author.
Saved direct-entry symptom appears with its reviewed past onset
Capture details
Exact committed ba551c1d isolated synthetic clone, ordinary existing Doctor account, fictional Polyclinic inpatient example. Patient retains an earlier release name; captured source is ba551c1d. Software teaching only, not real clinical findings or advice. The normal overview shows the new Active/Mild/Provisional symptom with a day-ago onset, while the original diagnosis remains separate. Independent Doctor/Nurse reads verify a fresh current symptom UUID, 18 October midnight Riyadh onset and Doctor creator/updater.
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- New saved symptom details: Inspect this new symptom information menu for its author and saved note.
- Current symptom editor: This editor retains both the new record and the earlier corrected row.
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- repositories/platform/mansoq-web/src/components/Questionnaire/QuestionTypes/SymptomQuestion.tsx:93 ·
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