Triage
An exposure-note triage surface. Paste field notes, cabin-cleanup write-ups, or rodent-exposure descriptions and the page is wired to parse them into structured source, route, timing, symptom, and follow-up fields once a backend parser is connected.
Key facts
RiskScan is built for the moment between 'I think we had rodent exposure' and 'this is the structured record we need to send to public health.' The form gives the report a shape: who, where, when, what evidence, what symptoms, what was already tried.
When the parser is wired up, it will normalize free text into a structured record.
Hantavirus exposure narratives lose information fast. Times collapse, locations get vague, and 'I cleaned out an old cabin' loses the cleanup method that mattered for risk. A structured intake forces the fields that public health follow-up actually needs.
RiskScan is intended for the person who experienced the exposure, or for a clinician acting on their behalf. Do not paste another person's medical details without permission. The intake is not a substitute for a public-health report — it is a way to organize the information before you make one.
Next steps are wiring the form to a parser endpoint, adding lightweight validation for date and location fields, and surfacing a printable summary that can be attached to a public-health intake call.
Structured Intake
This is now a real page. The next production step is attaching a form endpoint or model-backed parser to the intake surface.
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