Vital Sign Deterioration Watch Agent

Patients can worsen between rounds, and a single set of vitals may look fine while the trend is not. Each time a new set of observations is entered, the agent reads it, calculates the early warning score and compares it with the patient's previous sets. It flags a rising trend even if the score is below the call threshold, for example three sets in a row increasing. It drafts an escalation note with the trend and the numbers in the format the ward uses. If the score keeps rising, the agent drafts the note and then checks the next set before closing. The nurse approves every escalation and the nurse decides the response. Edge case: a score at or above the emergency threshold prompts the nurse at once to call for help, before any note.