Discharge note

The note that closes the admission: final diagnoses, the course of the stay and what changed.

About the discharge note

The discharge note closes the inpatient record: it is the internal summary of the stay, separate from the letter that goes back to the GP. Medication changes are flagged rather than buried in a list, so a reader can see at a glance what is new, what stopped and what is unchanged.

Day of discharge: final diagnoses, hospital course, pending results, discharge medications with changes flagged, follow-up and patient instructions.

The template, filled in.

The section headings below are the shape this template lays down. The content is a synthetic worked example, not a real patient, so you can see what a filled document looks like before you sign up.

Discharge note Discharge note · worked example Demo patient · synthetic record
Drafted · For sign-off
DEMO PATIENT · SYNTHETIC DATA
Final diagnoses Community-acquired pneumonia, resolved. Hospital course Four-day admission, IV antibiotics stepped down to oral on day 3, afebrile since day 2. Pending results Repeat chest film in six weeks to confirm resolution. Medication changes Amoxicillin continued for five more days (new). Usual antihypertensives unchanged. Follow-up GP review in one week, respiratory clinic if symptoms persist.
Drafted by aurii. Reviewed and signed by the treating clinician before anything is filed.

Every template passes the clinical board before release. A template controls the shape of a document, nothing more: the impression and the plan are yours, and no document built from it is filed, sent or billed until you sign.

Your paperwork, in your shape.

Start the trial, bring a typical list, and the discharge note is shaped to your round before you sign your first one. See the full template set, or how the whole product works on the product page.

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