CVA Stroke

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9. Weak vs. strong documentation

Weak — does not survive

Why it fails

Strong — defensible

“Stroke patient, doing well.”

No deficit trajectory, no rehab-nursing, no secondary prevention, no complication surveillance.

The rehabilitation model note in §3: the deficit trajectory, the rehabilitation-nursing carryover, the secondary-prevention parameters, and the reason skilled care was required.

“No new deficits.”

No exam, no comparison, no complication screen.

“Left arm 4/5 (from 3/5), swallowing safe on the ordered texture, communication effective, BP at goal, antiplatelet given without bleeding; no new deficit.”

“Aspirating.”

No action, no swallow-eval, no diet change.

The complication model note in §4: the aspiration signs, the intake held, the SLP/provider notification, the swallow re-eval, and the diet change.

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