Reference: Summary View + Clinical Alert

Extracted from goal.md — Summary View and Clinical Alert sections. This is the landing view after login.

Summary View

The landing view after login. This mimics the "Patient Summary" screen — the first screen a clinician sees when opening a patient record, showing the most important information at a glance.

Layout: A grid of summary cards arranged in a 2-column layout on desktop, single column on mobile. Each card has a header bar with the card title in Inter 600, 14px, uppercase, on a #F9FAFB background with 1px solid #E5E7EB bottom border.

Card 1: Patient Demographics (spans full width)

+--[ Patient Demographics ]------------------------------------------+
| Name:         Andrew Charlwood          Status:    Active (dot)    |
| DOB:          14 February 1993          Location:  Norwich, UK     |
| Registration: GPhC 2211810              Since:     August 2016     |
| Qualification: MPharm (Hons) 2:1        University: UEA, 2015     |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------+

A two-column key-value table. Labels in Inter 500, 13px, gray-500. Values in Inter 400, 14px, gray-900. Labels right-aligned, values left-aligned — mimicking clinical system demographics layout.

Card 2: Active Problems (left column)

+--[ Active Problems ]-----------------------------------------------+
| (green dot) Deputy Head, Pop. Health & Data Analysis   Jul 2024-Present   |
|   NHS Norfolk & Waveney ICB                                         |
| (green dot) 220M prescribing budget management          Ongoing            |
| (amber dot) Patient-level SQL analytics transformation  In progress        |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------+

A list with green dots for active/current items, amber dots for in-progress items. Each entry has a title in Inter 500, 14px, and a date range or status in Geist Mono, 12px, right-aligned. Click an entry to navigate to the corresponding Consultation.

Card 3: Current Medications — Quick View (right column)

+--[ Current Medications (Quick View) ]-------------------------------+
| Python          | 90%  | Daily     | Active (green dot)            |
| SQL             | 88%  | Daily     | Active (green dot)            |
| Power BI        | 92%  | Daily     | Active (green dot)            |
| Data Analysis   | 95%  | Daily     | Active (green dot)            |
| JS / TypeScript | 70%  | Weekly    | Active (green dot)            |
|                                          [View Full List ->]        |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------+

A compact 4-column table showing the top 5 skills. "View Full List" links to the Medications view. Table headers are uppercase, 12px, gray-400. Table rows alternate between #FFFFFF and #F9FAFB backgrounds.

Card 4: Last Consultation (spans full width)

+--[ Last Consultation ]----------------------------------------------+
| Date: May 2025   Clinician: A. Charlwood   Location: NHS N&W ICB    |
|                                                                      |
| Interim Head, Population Health & Data Analysis                      |
| Led strategic delivery of population health initiatives and          |
| data-driven medicines optimisation across Norfolk & Waveney ICS...   |
|                                            [View Full Record ->]     |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------+

A preview of the most recent role, truncated to 2-3 lines. "View Full Record" navigates to Consultations with that entry expanded.

Card 5: Alerts (full width, positioned above all other cards)

This is the Clinical Alert — see below.

The Clinical Alert (Signature Interaction)

When the user first loads the Summary view (immediately after the login transition), a clinical alert banner slides down from beneath the patient banner.

Alert Styling

+--[ WARNING CLINICAL ALERT ]------------------------------------------+
| WARNING  ALERT: This patient has identified 14.6M in prescribing     |
|    efficiency savings across Norfolk & Waveney ICS.                  |
|                                                         [Acknowledge]|
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+

Background: amber (#FEF3C7 — amber-100, light amber)
Left border: 4px solid #F59E0B (amber-500)
Warning icon: AlertTriangle from Lucide, amber-600
Text: Inter 500, 14px, #92400E (amber-800)
"Acknowledge" button: small outlined button, amber border and text

Behavior

The alert slides down from beneath the patient banner with a spring animation (250ms, slight overshoot) after the PMR interface finishes materializing.
It pushes the Summary content downward, so it's impossible to miss.
Clicking "Acknowledge" triggers a brief animation: a green checkmark replaces the warning icon (200ms), then the alert collapses upward (200ms, ease-out) and is gone.
The dismiss state is stored in React state (session-only) — refreshing the page shows the alert again.

Why This Works

Clinical alerts are the mechanism that clinical systems use to put critical information in front of clinicians before they do anything else. They are the highest-priority information in the system. By framing Andy's most impressive metric ("14.6M") as a clinical alert, it gets the same treatment — it's the first thing the user reads, it demands acknowledgment, and its format gives the number institutional weight. This is not a boast in a paragraph; it's a system-generated alert based on data. The framing makes the achievement feel objective.

Second Alert (on Consultations view)

When the user first navigates to Consultations, a secondary alert appears:

WARNING  NOTE: Patient has developed a Python-based switching algorithm
   identifying 14,000 patients for cost-effective medication alternatives.
   2.6M annual savings potential. Review recommended.

This second alert reinforces the key technical achievement in clinical language. It appears only once (on first navigation to Consultations) and is dismissible with the same "Acknowledge" interaction.

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