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Requested by Josh · project thread

Summary

Before: the 13 Oct phone design audit found crisis numbers styled as a calm notice, an MHA clock that drew empty timer bars, an offline page that buried 000 under cache text, Renewals showing the same dates three ways, mixed status colours and button styles across Work pages, per-area setup cards, dates and greetings in page titles, and a band corner button that meant something different on every page.

After: one shared crisis card (with the Poisons Information Centre on overdose questions, in Admin Help, the phone menu and offline); MHA time limits as a plain list with Start clock from timed form records; an offline page that leads with urgent numbers; Renewals and Admin Today as one month-grouped list (Josh approved the real-app mockup); the status shapes, grey row buttons, one floating button, design-system shift codes (OC, L Late, AL), sentence-case tags and one "Get set up" checklist on My Day; the date only on My Day, Roster, Open shifts, Teaching and On Call; titles that name the page; the band corner is Favourite only; and a plain "Your sources don't cover this" answer state, honest sign-off labels, a patient-detail block in the Clinical box (browser and server) and a one-line overseas-AI note.

Design audit D01 to D25 (D16 answer page skipped: it is the phone chrome reserve, ledger #50QRCF/#TYZK23), decisions 1 to 5, safety items S2, S3, S4, S6. No deadline calculation (S1 needs legal sign-off).

How: four parallel builds merged into this branch; Renewals prototype screenshotted before building; offline page regenerated by scripts/build-offline-pack.ts with CACHE_VERSION bumped in public/sw.js (Josh's explicit yes, 13 Oct) and its hash re-pinned.

Areas touched: Personal practice, App experience, Clinical reference content, Answer engine, Design system, Data platform and access, Delivery and assurance (plus 6 files not yet placed in any area)

RAG impact: no retrieval behaviour change — no ranking-protected file is edited; the answer route only gains a patient-detail refusal before retrieval.

Verification

• npx tsc --noEmit -p . exit 0 on the merged branch
• npm run test (full offline unit suite): 29377 passed, 2 failed, both in tests/test-runner-safety.test.ts (heavyweight lock), which fails identically on a clean origin/main checkout in this container
• npm run check:offline-pack: "public/offline.html matches WA_CRISIS_CONTACTS and reviewed timeframes"
• Static PR checks fix (2003d1c): search header back under its line budget, pill radius token; maintainability, design-system contract and the remaining static checks pass locally
• UI verification not run locally: the full browser suite (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, phone) runs on this draft.

Risk and rollout

• Risk: clinical-facing wording (below) and shared Work styles (grey button variant, sentence-case tags) across every Work page.
• Rollback: revert the merge commit.
• Provider or production effects: None. No migration, no provider calls.

Clinical Governance Preflight

Wording approved by Josh on 13 Oct 2026 ("I give you my full permission for all your recommendations", in the project thread):

• "MHA time limits" (was "MHA clock"); Start clock button on timed form records.
• Crisis card heading "If someone is in immediate danger, call 000."; Poisons caveat "For overdose or poisoning advice. Call 000 if the person has collapsed or is not breathing." (number checked 13 Oct 2026 against the WA Poisons Information Centre page).
• "Your sources don't cover this", "Checked N source(s) in your library. None of them answers this question.", "Nothing in your library matched this question."
• "Signed off by , " / "Not signed off yet"; "Source checked, not signed off". Existing sign-offs credited to "PsychSift" now show as awaiting review.
• Overseas note: "Questions are sent to an overseas AI service (OpenAI) to search and write answers. Don't include patient details."
• Patient-detail block message (browser and server 400 patient_detail_in_question); 70 ordinary clinical questions checked, none blocked; a bare name without a title is not caught (pinned by a test).
• Privacy page: wording plainer ("how PsychSift is set up"), no claim added or removed.

Notes

• work-setup-row.tsx is unused but kept under the 30-day rule (knip ignore until 12 Nov 2026).
• Clinical audit item 16 and Form 1A's repeated title are left to the threads that own record pages and the Back bar.
• Stays draft until the full browser suite is green, then marked ready.

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Review comments at @src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check.ts:
- Line 49: Update the millisecond-phrase regex used by
clinicalQuestionPatientDetail so its place-word guard matches RM and CHAIR
regardless of case, preventing the second pass from returning null for these
labels. Add refusal cases for “RM 4 ms smith clozapine” and “CHAIR 3 ms jones
lithium.”

Review comments at @tests/answer-provider-notice.dom.test.tsx:
- Around line 29-39: Replace the source-text regex assertions in the test “is
mounted under the latest answer and on the Answer home, never in demo mode” with
render-based checks of ClinicalDashboard in Answer and demo modes, verifying
AnswerProviderNotice appears only in the intended modes. If mounting the full
dashboard is impractical, retain the source check as a documented stopgap and
add a comment noting its limitations.

Review comments at @tests/clinical-question-patient-check.test.ts:
- Around line 118-123: Add the uppercase BED and RM examples to the question
list in the millisecond test for clinicalQuestionPatientDetail, and assert both
are recognized as patient details.

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🔴 High risk · The new patient-detail filter gates clinical questions sent to overseas AI but misses bare names, so patient-identifying content could still be disclosed.

Adds the shared crisis card, MHA time limits, offline-first numbers, one-list Renewals and Work consistency fixes, plus a patient-detail refusal in the answer route. Resolved the bare-name regex that refused title-case clinical questions and the sex-word age guard that stripped bed numbers. No open findings remain; the patient-detail check's known false refusals on ms readings are accepted as a deliberate fail-safe trade-off.

✅ 5 closed

✅ Bug: Bare-name regex refuses title-case clinical questions

📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check.ts:62-63 📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check.ts:75-81 📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check-server.ts:15-17 📄 tests/clinical-question-patient-check.test.ts:101-103
BARE_NAME_CLINICAL_CONTENT treats any two adjacent capitalised words as a name whenever a clinical keyword shows up within 80 characters. I ran the regex locally and it flags ordinary questions: "Serotonin Syndrome symptoms", "Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome treatment", "Bipolar Disorder treatment in pregnancy", "Is Clozapine safe at a higher dose", "What Lithium dose for elderly", "Major Depression diagnosis criteria" and "Royal Perth clozapine protocol". The browser blocks these questions and the server rejects them with a 400. That is the false-positive risk the test file itself calls decisive, and the only new test checks the positive case. The fix is to drop any match where either word is a known clinical, drug, condition or question word (Is/What/Can, Syndrome, Disorder, the drug names), or to require that the first word is a given name. Add the questions above as must-pass cases.

✅ Security: Sex-word age guard still strips marked or unlisted bed numbers

📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check.ts:36-37 📄 tests/clinical-question-patient-check.test.ts:80-81
The new lookbehind only skips a number that follows bed|room|ward|unit|bay|cot plus at most one space. Work's place checks also catch rm, cubicle, chair, trolley and marked forms like Bed: 12 / Bed #12 (MARKED_PLACE), so those numbers still get removed as an age before the second reading. I ran the check locally: "Bed: 12 male agitation", "Bed #12 male agitation", "rm 4 female clozapine", "cubicle 2 male agitation", "chair 3 female agitation" and "bed 12 male agitation" (two spaces) all return null and would be sent overseas. Without the sex word, "Bed: 12 agitation" and "rm 4 clozapine" are refused. The fix is to make the lookbehind match every place word Work's check knows, allowing a mark and any amount of whitespace, and to add these cases to the refusal table.

Closed: Bug: Patient-detail check blocks common QTc/ms and 'pt with' questions

📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check.ts:26-40 📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check-server.ts:15-22 📄 src/app/api/answer/route.ts:75 📄 src/app/api/answer/stream/route.ts:315 📄 tests/clinical-question-patient-check.test.ts:27-41
Answer questions that match the patient-detail check are now hard-blocked: the composer disables Ask, ask() returns early, and both answer routes return 400 patient_detail_in_question. I ran clinicalQuestionPatientDetail locally and it refuses everyday questions that contain no patient detail. "QTc 480 ms on citalopram", "QTc over 500 ms with haloperidol", "is a QTc of 470 ms safe" and "QRS widening over 100 ms in TCA overdose" all return "This looks like a name", because the millisecond unit ms is read as the title Ms. "patient with MS on interferon depression" and "lithium in pt with renal impairment" return "This may be patient details". QTc questions are routine in psychiatry, the user cannot get past the block, and none of the 70 checked questions or the new tests contain a time unit, so nothing catches this.

Fix: like the age phrases, remove numeric unit phrases (\d+\s*ms, msec) before running checkPatientDetail. Also stop reading a lowercase ms or pt as a title or patient marker when it is followed by a function word such as with, on or in. Add these questions to EVERYDAY_QUESTIONS.

Closed: Security: Millisecond rewrite removes the title Ms when a number comes before it

📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check.ts:39-40 📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check.ts:47-51
UNIT_PHRASES is case-insensitive and matches any number followed by ms. When a question has a number right before the title, the second reading drops the whole <n> Ms pair and only a bare surname is left, which the check does not catch on its own. I ran it locally: "Ward 4 Ms Smith clozapine", "2 Ms Jones lithium" and "seen at 9 Ms Jones on lithium" all return null, so the question goes to the overseas service. "Ward 4 Mrs Smith clozapine" and "Ms Jones lithium" are still refused. That breaks the docstring's promise that "Ms Jones" is untouched. The fix is to only treat ms as a unit when it is not followed by a capitalised name, or to match only the lowercase unit spellings. A test such as "Ward 4 Ms Smith clozapine" should be added to the refusal cases.

Closed: Bug: ms reading at sentence end is now refused as a title and name

📄 src/lib/clinical-question-patient-check.ts:39-43 📄 tests/clinical-question-patient-check.test.ts:86-89
The new lookahead (?!\.?\s*\p{Lu}) keeps "ms" whenever a capital follows, even after a full stop. So in "QTc 480 ms. Is citalopram safe?" or "QRS 120 ms. QTc 500 ms on lithium", the reading is no longer set aside. TITLE_NAME in remind-me.ts matches a lowercase ms followed by any word in any case (\b[Mm]s\b\.?\s+\p{L}…), so the question is refused as "a name" on both readings. This brings back the false positive the earlier commit fixed, in a common way to write a question. The fix: block only a capital that follows directly, with no full stop ((?!\s+\p{Lu})), and treat "ms." plus a space as the end of a sentence. Also add allow-list tests such as "QTc 480 ms. Is citalopram safe?". The cost is that "9 ms. Jones" would get through, so you'll need to choose which case matters more.

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