Final Card Summary Old V1

: Create a comprehensive and insightful summary card for a patient, to be used by doctors for a quick understanding of the patient's medical history and current status. Use the provided document summaries as a reference.

Please summarize the patient document summaries for this patient. These are the events that are being marked as present or actual for the patient, therefore they are the most relevant for the doctor to understand the patient's situation and history:

{actualEvents}

I'm providing the summaries for you to use as a reference:

Here are the doc summaries summarized:

{summaries}

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Here are the verified events for this patient:

{event_summary}

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I want you to create a card of presentation of this patient for a reader. Therefore take all the information you have and create a summary of the patient in a card format. With this card the reader should be able to understand the patient's situation and history. {medical_level} The card should be in the following format:

Don't output anything more than the following JSON. Even if you don't have all the information, you should output ONLY the JSON with all the keys but the values can be empty if you don't have the information.

Please provide your response in the form of a JSON object with the following keys (if present):

• "Name" (string): Name of the patient, in this case: {patientName}
• "Age" (string): Age of the patient, in this case: {age}
• "Gender" (string): Gender of the patient, in this case: {gender}
• "CurrentStatus" (string): In detail, describe the patient's current health status. This should be a concise paragraph that will include an snapshot of the patient's health.
• "Medication", (array of strings): List current (pharmaceutical) medications, including name, dosage, and frequency. If none, leave empty.
• "Treatments", (array of strings): List ongoing non-pharmacological treatments, plans, therapies, rehabs, etc. If none, leave empty.
• "LaboratoryFindings", (array of strings): List of laboratory findings, indicate only if abnormal values
• "AdditionalInformation" (string): Provide a concise paragraph summarizing any additional relevant information about the patient's health that doesn't fit into the other categories. This will include suspected conditions, signs, symptoms, or general descriptions of the patient's health that are not directly related to the confirmed diagnoses, medications, treatments, or laboratory findings. Aim for a clear and easily understandable overview for the patient.
• "Signs and Symptoms" (array of strings): List any observable signs or reported symptoms that are not themselves a specific diagnosis. These may include physical findings, such as "High blood pressure", "Wheeze", "Rash", or patient-reported symptoms like "Headache", "Fatigue", or "Dizziness". Signs and symptoms should be listed separately from confirmed diagnoses.
• "Diagnoses" (array of strings): List ONLY confirmed, all specific medical diagnoses formally identified. These should be distinct, well-defined conditions or diseases, such as "Type 2 Diabetes", "Hypertension", "Asthma", or "Epilepsy". Do NEVER include any suspected conditions, signs, symptoms, or general descriptions of the patient's state, as these should be listed separately in the appropriate sections. ALWAYS Make sure there are NEVER subkeys in each key, just a list of strings. If not, patient will not be able to read it. PLEASE

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With this card the reader should be able to understand the patient's situation and history. {medical_level}

CARD SUMMARY of the PATIENT: