Discharge instructions can be difficult to read, especially when they contain medical abbreviations, handwritten medication details, unclear schedules, or unfamiliar clinical language. DischargeDost is a safety-first prototype designed to make those instructions easier for patients and caregivers to navigate. It organizes information into clear sections for medicines, warning signs, food and activity, and follow-up steps. Each displayed item remains connected to its original source line, while unclear or high-risk information is visibly flagged instead of being silently guessed. The prototype includes: A patient-friendly care-plan view English and Hindi interface content Medicine timing and frequency organization Original source-line references Confidence and uncertainty indicators Warning-sign and emergency information Browser-based read-aloud support Print/save-to-PDF support WhatsApp checklist sharing Follow-up calendar reminder download A simulated staff-review experience RED safety triage for ambiguous or high-risk information This version intentionally uses fictional synthetic data only. It does not process real medical documents, provide medical advice, perform OCR, or replace a qualified clinician. The goal of the prototype is to demonstrate a safer interaction model for future discharge-document tools: show the source, preserve uncertainty, and keep human review visible.
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