medium complexity v1.1 extracted Activity Registration Confidence: 100%
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Description

Formalized Home-Visit Report provides a structured post-visit form that peer mentors complete after a home visit. The form collects standardized fields - health status, course interest, assistive device situation, and a recommended next step - replacing ad-hoc free-text with a guided template. The completed form is stored as an activity_report record linked one-to-one to the parent activity and serves as a structured handoff request from the peer mentor to the coordinator for follow-up action.

Sources & reasoning

Sections 3.1 and 3.4 both explicitly request structured home-visit reports as a coordinator handoff mechanism. The priority matrix marks it as "NICE (Blind. + Barnekreft) | 3" and Fase 3 (ยง5, ยง7) lists it, mapping to v1.1. The JSON schema approach is justified by the divergent field needs of the two requesting organizations.

No source references โ€” this artifact was included based on reasoning alone (see above).

Analysis

Business Value

Blindeforbundet and Barnekreftforeningen explicitly requested structured post-visit reporting because their workflows involve sensitive home visits that require formal coordinator follow-up, not informal notes. Blindeforbundet needs structured fields for health status, assistive device situation, and course interest to feed directly into coordinator action queues - free-text alone does not provide the actionable specificity required. For Barnekreftforeningen, structured reports create a defensible audit trail for service delivery to families with critically ill children. Aggregated structured data across visits also enables organizational analytics on common equipment or course needs, which is impossible with free-text records.

Implementation Notes

Implemented as a Structured Report Form screen in Flutter, rendered as a series of typed widgets (radio groups, dropdowns, multi-select toggles, and a single free-text observations field). The Report Template Service fetches the form schema from the backend as a JSON configuration, allowing organizations to define which fields appear and which are mandatory - supporting divergent needs of Blindeforbundet (epikrise context) and Barnekreftforeningen (family situation focus) without a code branch. The completed form is serialized as a JSON blob stored in activity_reports, linked one-to-one to the parent activity. A future coordinator review workflow in the admin portal will consume these structured records for action-item generation.

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