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9. Weak vs. strong documentation

Weak — does not survive

Why it fails

Strong — defensible

“Lungs clear. O₂ on. Resting comfortably.”

No SpO₂, no setting, no comparison, no skilled rationale — reads as a routine check, not skilled observation.

The post-pneumonia model note in §3: lung findings by field, SpO₂ with the ordered setting, the sputum change, and the reason daily skilled observation was required.

“Trach suctioned.”

No secretion detail, no airway assessment, no site — Section O and the skilled procedure unproven.

“Suctioned scant white secretions, airway clear post-suction, breath sounds equal, stoma without erythema, ties secure, SpO₂ 96%.”

“SOB, O₂ increased.”

No values, no parameter, no notification, no response.

The decompensation model note in §4: RR/SpO₂ vs baseline, treatment and titration response, SBAR, orders, and reassessment.

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