Documentation
Treatment plans
Present, stage, cost and track a plan from proposal through to completion.
Placeholder documentation. Accurate about intent, not yet a reference.
A plan is a set of staged, costed items built from the chart. Presenting it produces a document the patient can take away, and acceptance is recorded per item — patients frequently accept part of a plan, and a system that only records all-or-nothing loses that.
Each accepted item becomes schedulable work. Completion is recorded when the work is charted, not when someone remembers to tick it, which is what keeps the acceptance-to-completion gap honest.
The reporting on plans is the point of modelling them this way: presented, accepted and completed are counted separately, by doctor and by treatment.