Generated Narrative: CodeSystem clinical-form-category-codesystem

This case-sensitive code system https://fhir.slade360.co.ke/fhir/CodeSystem/clinical-form-category-codesystem defines the following codes:

Code	Display	Definition
admission-record	Admission record	The structured record made when a patient is taken onto a ward: presenting illness, the examination on admission, and the plan the admission starts from.
triage-record	Triage record	The sheet a patient is sorted on at the front door — how urgently they need to be seen, and the signs that decided it.
clinical-assessment	Clinical assessment	A structured assessment by one service, completed once per episode: palliative, nutrition, psychological, rehabilitation intake and the like.
scored-instrument	Scored instrument	A form whose output is a score rather than a set of findings — Bishop, Apgar, Glasgow, MUAC-based screens. Scored instruments are kept apart from assessments because the score is comparable over time and a free assessment is not.
observation-chart	Observation chart	Vital signs and physiological observations charted round by round through an admission.
monitoring-chart	Monitoring chart	A chart tracking one device or one therapy over time — ventilator, CPAP, dialysis, neurological observations, a chemotherapy cycle. Distinct from an observation chart because the columns are settings and responses to a treatment rather than the patient's own vitals.
fluid-balance-chart	Fluid balance chart	Intake and output charted over a shift or a day, with the totals that decide the next fluid order.
feeding-chart	Feeding chart	What a patient — usually a baby — was fed, when, how much and by what route.
nursing-care-plan	Nursing care plan	The nursing problem list with the care planned against each problem and the evaluation of it.
medication-chart	Medication chart	A prescription or an administration record: what was ordered or given, at what dose, by what route.
wound-care-record	Wound care record	Dressing changes, irrigation and the state of a wound or a surgical site over time.
rehabilitation-record	Rehabilitation record	Therapy given and progress against it, session by session — physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy.
progress-note	Progress note	A dated clinical entry continuing the record of a stay: doctors' notes, ward round entries, review notes.
procedure-record	Procedure record	The record of a procedure actually performed — the operation note, the anaesthetic chart, the endoscopy record.
recovery-record	Recovery record	Observations and care in the recovery period immediately after a procedure, before the patient goes back to a ward.
safety-checklist	Safety checklist	A checklist completed to confirm a step was taken before, during or after a procedure. Its value is the record that somebody checked, which is why an unfilled box is a finding rather than a blank.
handover-record	Handover record	What one team tells the next about a patient at a shift change or a transfer between units.
referral	Referral	A patient sent on to another unit or facility, with the history and the reason for sending them.
discharge-summary	Discharge summary	The account of a completed admission that the patient leaves with and the next clinician reads.
requisition	Requisition	A request to another department for a test, an image, a blood product or a supply.
consent	Consent	A record of permission given or refused for a procedure, a treatment, a disclosure or a disposal.
clinical-report	Clinical report	A report on a patient written for someone outside the treating team — an insurer, a court, another hospital, a mortality review.
mortuary-record	Mortuary record	Admission to, release from, or a consent connected with the mortuary.
survey	Survey	A questionnaire whose answers are about the service rather than about the patient's health, and which produces no clinical resource.