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The Follow-Up Dashboard screen (/cl/fuh-dashboard) displays FUH-eligible discharge records from cl_transitions and computes 7-day and 30-day follow-up rates as labeled in the page header as “HEDIS Follow-Up After Hospitalization (7 & 30 day).”

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Overview

The page uses useFuhEligibleTransitions (from useTransitions.ts) to query cl_transitions filtered by organization_id and fuh_eligible = true, ordered newest-first. Two metric cards display the 7-day and 30-day follow-up rates as percentages calculated client-side (met count / total × 100, rounded). Below the cards, an Eligible Discharges table shows chart number, discharge date, follow-up date, and status badges for each time window. Each row’s status is derived by getFuhStatus(): met (green accent badge) if the corresponding flag is true, overdue (destructive) if days elapsed exceeds the window without being met, or pending (outline) otherwise. Skeleton rows appear during loading; a Retry button is shown on error.

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Who it’s for

Requires permission cl.transitions.view.

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Before you start

  • You must hold cl.transitions.view.
  • An organization must be selected; useFuhEligibleTransitions returns an empty array without organization_id.
  • Transition records must have fuh_eligible = true to appear; see the SME note above regarding how that flag is assigned.

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Steps

1

Open the Follow-Up Dashboard

Navigate to /cl/fuh-dashboard. The page loads FUH-eligible transitions for the current organization.
2

Read the metric cards

The two summary cards display the 7-Day Follow-Up Rate (met7 / total) and 30-Day Follow-Up Rate (met30 / total) as percentages with raw counts in parentheses.
3

Review the Eligible Discharges table

Each row shows the patient chart number, discharge date (transition_date), follow-up date (followup_date), and status badges for the 7-day and 30-day windows.
4

Interpret status badges

Met (green) — the follow-up flag is true. Overdue (destructive) — the window has elapsed without the flag being met. Pending (outline) — still within the window and flag not yet met.

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Key concepts

getFuhStatus(transitionDate, daysMet, daysWindow) returns met if daysMet is true; overdue if differenceInDays(now, transitionDate) > daysWindow; otherwise pending. This is a pure client-side calculation using date-fns.
When no FUH-eligible transitions exist, the table shows “No FUH-eligible discharges” with the hint “Mark discharges as FUH-eligible when recording transitions.”
On query failure, a sanitized error message and a Retry button are displayed inside a destructive-bordered card.

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This page documents shipped product behavior. It is not medical, legal, or billing advice. Verify against your organization’s policies and applicable regulations before using it for clinical, compliance, or billing decisions. Protected health information (PHI) shown in the product is governed by your tenant’s access controls and is never exposed in this documentation.
  • src/routes/cl.tsx
  • src/cores/cl/pages/FuhDashboardPage.tsx
  • src/cores/cl/hooks/useTransitions.ts