Summarise a Hospital Discharge Letter

A relative comes home from hospital and you're handed a discharge letter you're expected to act on, full of terms and instructions. This summarises it plainly: the diagnosis in normal words, what treatment they had, what the medicines are for and what you must do next. You help them recover correctly instead of guessing which instruction was the important one.

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A family member has been discharged from hospital and you need to understand their discharge letter so you can help them follow medical instructions correctly.
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**Summarise the discharge letter into plain language:**
1. Diagnosis: what condition was treated and in plain terms what that means
2. Treatment received: what procedures, medicines, or interventions took place during the admission
3. Medications: which medicines have been prescribed, what they are for, and how and when to take them
4. Follow-up care: which appointments have been booked and which need to be arranged
5. Warning signs: symptoms that should prompt a call to 111 or a return to A&E
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- Five clearly labelled sections in plain English
- A medication table: name, dose, timing, and purpose
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