combined-cough-v1
From attributed encounter to supplied coding record
Document the encounter, compare and self-review, then explicitly switch to a separately versioned coding record.
Demonstration content — not an exam question or approved clinical curriculumAll names, records, dates, rules, and identifiers in this area are fictional.
What this case connects
The note and fictional coding result are linked for learning, while their inputs and outcomes stay distinct.
- 1Briefing
- 2Encounter + note
- 3Compare + self-review
- 4Supplied record
- 5Fictional rules
- 6Debrief
Case contract
- Encounter
- enc-cough-v1 with 6 attributed evidence segments
- Documentation review
- Reference comparison and six-part self-review; no clinical correctness score
- Handoff
- Requires explicit acceptance of supplied-coding-record-v1
- Coding input
- Only the supplied coding record; the learner note never becomes the grading record