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Clinical caseload dashboard

Four tiles that each carry a denominator and open the list behind them, a response panel that compares patients against their predicted curve, and a caseload ordered by attention.

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Thu 13 Aug · 10:08

Treatment response

PHQ-9 against the band its intake score predicts · 68 patients

271890moderate · 10remission · 5expected response bandintakeS4S8S12
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Risk queue

Ordered by time remaining, not by severity label

Each row carries how much of its window has gone, because 19h left means one thing on a 24-hour window and another on a 60-day one.

Engagement funnel

Referral to session three · last 90 days

Referred214100%
First contact17381%
Session 114166%
Session 37937%

The wall is between session one and three — where behavioral health loses people, and where a clinic-wide no-show rate hides it.

Caseload

Ordered by attention needed, not by name

PatientInstrumentTrendSessionsStatus
PHQ-9 16flat8not on track
GAD-7 15↑ 25not on track
PHQ-9 11↓ 312slow response
PHQ-9 6↓ 99responding
GAD-7 4↓ 1114remission
1awaiting baseline

What to look at: The tile grid a SaaS dashboard uses, with clinical numbers in it. Every figure renders the quantity it is part of, so nothing reads as a bare count — and there is no count-up animation, because for the second it runs the dashboard would be showing numbers that are wrong.