Hospital discharge instructions translated into safe, Grade 5 patient care plans.

Hospital discharge summaries average a Grade 11 to 14 reading level packed with Latin dosing shorthand (PO BID q12h PRN), complex lab markers (eGFR, HbA1c, SpO2), and unflagged over-the-counter medication hazards. ClinNote converts raw clinical notes into plain English and Spanish instructions, builds a 24-hour dosing clock, screens for OTC pharmacokinetic collisions, and prints a one-page refrigerator safety schedule.

Grade 12.4 Source Clinical Readability

Grade 5.6 Translated Patient Level

+58% Comprehension Clarity Gain

8 terms -> 0 Clinical Jargon Eliminated

1.76 -> 1.38 syl/w Syllable-per-Word Density

Swiss medical editorial diagram showing clinical discharge shorthand transformed into a structured 24-hour patient care schedule — Deterministic Client-Side Clinical Lexicon (38 Medical Terms) + 24-Hour Pharmacokinetic Collision Matrix PHI-ZERO-LOCAL-V1

Clinical Discharge & Lab Telemetry Scenarios

ER-PULM-01 Pediatric Emergency Department Discharge

Hospital EHR Discharge Summary (Source Text)

Paste Custom Discharge Summary or Prescription Sig (De-Jargonizes Live in Browser):

Plain-Language Patient Care Guide (Grade 5 to 6 Target)

Detected Clinical Jargon & Plain-Language Replacements

Clinical Term	Class	Plain Patient Translation

Discharge Lab & Vital Sign Telemetry Reference

24-Hour Medication Clock & OTC Pharmacokinetic Collision Simulator

Toggle common over-the-counter cabinets items below to test for bleeding contraindications, renal triple-whammy injury, mineral chelation malabsorption, and CNS sedation stacking.

Regimen Safety Status: SAFE (0/100)

Simulate Adding Over-the-Counter (OTC) Cabinet Items

24-Hour Dosing & Absorption Separation Clock (06:00 to 22:00)

Hour-by-Hour Administration Ledger

Red-Flag Symptom Triage: Clinic Call vs. Emergency Department

Select any post-discharge symptoms observed at home to compute deterministic clinical disposition guidance.