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9. Weak vs. strong documentation

Weak — does not survive

Why it fails

Strong — defensible

“Eye drops given. Eye looks fine.”

No regimen detail, no operative-eye findings, no positioning, no complication surveillance.

The post-cataract model note in §3: the specific drop regimen and technique, the operative-eye findings, the shield/positioning, and the reason skilled eye care was required.

“Vision poor.”

No baseline comparison, no acuity/field, no cause, no action.

The acute-vision-change model note in §4: the change versus baseline, the associated-sign screen, the urgent notification, and the pathway activated.

“Positioning maintained.”

Which positioning? Ordered by whom? Tolerated?

“Surgeon-ordered face-down positioning maintained, tolerated, skin monitored; operative eye without new pain/discharge.”

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