A malaria episode from the confirmed species, through the course the doctor chose, to the follow-up smear.
For clinics and wards that treat malaria. An episode is recorded from the test that confirmed it — smear, RDT or PCR — with the species and density as the lab reported them and the doctor’s judgement of severity; one episode is open per patient at a time. The course is the doctor’s: one of your clinic’s own courses, written by the clinic from the guideline it follows with its source (none ships, and nothing here doses), or written out in the doctor’s words, kept as prescribed. A course marked radical cure needs the patient’s G6PD result on the episode first, as the lab reported it — or the doctor’s written reason for going ahead without it — because that is the check that gets skipped. Follow-up smears are booked on the dates the doctor sets and recorded negative or positive; the list leads with episodes with no course yet and smears overdue. An episode closes only once its booked smears are recorded.
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