Emma Reed · Room 5
- Wellbeing check
- Not completed
- Birth experience discussion
- Requested by patient
- Support discussed
- Not yet
- Referral / specialist support
- Not yet assessed
- Follow-up plan
- No plan recorded
- Named owner
- No owner assigned
- Patient concern
- “I would like to talk to someone about what happened.”
Simulated and illustrative. Pathscription records whether wellbeing has been considered, discussed and followed up. It does not assess, diagnose or decide what support is clinically appropriate.
Recovery support pathway
- IDENTIFIEDComplete
- ASSESSEDNot yet assessed
- DISCUSSEDNot yet assessed
- SUPPORT OFFEREDNot yet assessed
- ACCEPTED / DECLINEDNot yet assessed
- REFERRED IF APPROPRIATENot yet assessed
- FOLLOW-UP ARRANGEDNot yet assessed
- COMPLETEDNot yet assessed
- DOCUMENTEDNot yet assessed
Not every woman passes through every step. Support may be declined, a referral may not be indicated, support may be provided by a different professional, or follow-up may happen through another service. The purpose is workflow completion, not clinical decision-making.
Illustrative support pathways — actual pathways would be configured by the deploying organisation.
Birth experience discussion
- Requested
- 13:05
- Offered
- Not yet offered
- Scheduled
- Not scheduled
- Completed
- Outstanding
- Clinician
- Not recorded
- Patient response
- Not recorded
A recorded discussion is a workflow event, not a diagnosis, assessment or therapy session. Fictional example only.
Recovery workflow actions
Support actions behave like every other Pathscription action: timestamped, assigned, acknowledged, completed, documented, escalated where configured and preserved at handover.
Simulated patient request recorded from the patient-facing screen. No interpretation of the request has been made.
Created 13:05 · Raised 12 min ago · time-critical
Simulated workflow item. Not an assessment and not a diagnostic tool.
Created 13:06 · No deadline set · routine
Patient asked to discuss what happened. Whether, when and with whom this happens is a clinical and human decision.
Created 13:05 · Raised 18 min ago · routine
Simulated perinatal support referral
- Referral decision
- Not assessed
- Referral made
- Not sent
- Sent to
- Simulated perinatal support referral
- Acknowledged
- No
- Appointment
- Not yet confirmed
- Patient informed
- Not recorded
- Owner
- No owner assigned
A referral is not considered complete merely because somebody clicked “send”. Simulated referral data only.
- Named midwife
- Anna Lewis
- Obstetric clinician
- Dr Alex Morgan
- GP
- Not assigned
- Health visitor
- Future / community care
- Perinatal mental health / psychological support
- Not assigned
- Recovery follow-up owner
- Not assigned
Pathscription does not determine which professionals should be involved. It tracks whether clinically agreed support and follow-up have been actioned.
Recovery safety timeline
- 09:18Emergency intervention recorded (simulated)Clinician
- 11:10Physical recovery monitoring underwayWorkflow pathway
- 13:05Patient says: “I feel very shaken by what happened.”Patient input
- 13:06Emotional wellbeing review createdWorkflow pathway
- 13:07Assigned to maternity teamWorkflow pathway
- 13:20Review acknowledgement outstandingWorkflow pathway
Physical & emotional recovery
- Physical follow-up
- Reviewed
- Medication
- Complete
- Infant care
- Reviewed
- Emotional wellbeing
- Outstanding
- Birth experience
- Discussion requested — not yet offered
- Support
- Not yet discussed
- Referral
- Not assessed
- Follow-up
- No owner assigned
Outstanding care workflow item
- Emotional wellbeing: Outstanding
- Birth experience: Discussion requested — not yet offered
- Support: Not yet discussed
- Referral: Not assessed
- Follow-up: No owner assigned
Discharge is not blocked. Outstanding items survive into the post-discharge workflow so they remain owned and visible.
Simulated patient information. Pathscription does not diagnose, does not determine that any treatment is required and does not replace a mental health professional.