Patient reports and updates
Original wording and submission time remain available as the story changes.
The MediLink platform
Keep the story
with the visit.
Intake, updates, review, and handoff connected through one source-labelled record.
One visit record
Patient intake01
Updates while waiting02
Nurse review03
Physician handoff04
Patient reports → clinician review → handoffOne visit. One connected story.
From the patient’s words
to the team’s next step.
See what moves through MediLink, and who stays in control at each point.
The story starts before triage.
Patients share why they are here, their symptoms, medications, and allergies. The report stays attached to the visit.
Visit recordAlex Morgan · fictional example
Patient-reported09:12
Reason for visit
“I have felt dizzy since this morning. It gets worse when I stand up.”
- Symptoms
- Dizziness · since this morning
- Medications
- Patient report available for review
- Allergies
- Patient report available for review
Submitted for review
A patient report is information for review, not a clinical assessment.
A change has somewhere to go.
A new symptom update joins the original report. A receipt shows it was submitted; a separate review state shows what the care team has done.
Visit recordAlex Morgan · fictional example
Patient-reported update09:26
Update while waiting
“The dizziness is stronger now when I stand.”
- Original report
- Preserved · 09:12
- Update received
- 09:26 · patient-reported
- Review state
- Awaiting nurse review
Awaiting nurse review
Submitting an update does not mean it has been reviewed. Patients should tell staff directly if they feel worse.
The nurse owns the assessment.
The triage workspace brings the report, updates, and review history together. The nurse records the assessment and next step.
Visit recordAlex Morgan · fictional example
Clinician-authored09:34
Review history
Patient report and waiting-room update opened for review.
- Patient report
- Original wording remains available
- Clinical assessment
- Recorded separately by the nurse
- Sharing
- Explicit clinician action
Nurse review recorded
MediLink does not assign clinical priority or make care decisions.
A handoff with its history intact.
The physician can open the nurse-reviewed summary alongside its source and validation history. The next clinical decision remains theirs.
Visit recordAlex Morgan · fictional example
Nurse-reviewed summary09:38
Reviewed visit summary
Patient story, latest update, and nurse review are available together.
- Patient report
- Source and submission time retained
- Nurse review
- Author and review history visible
- Physician
- Reviews context and decides next steps
Shared for physician review
The summary supports handoff. It does not create orders or discharge decisions.
Illustrative data and states. This preview does not submit information or provide medical advice.
What stays together
Context, with a clear source.
A useful record shows both the information and the responsibility behind it.
Clinical review
The nurse records an assessment separately from patient reports and system support.
Reviewed handoff
A physician can inspect the summary and the validation history that led to it.
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