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feat: Enhance spiritual state management and UI for provider summaries

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- Added AWAITING_CONSENT state to SpiritualState enum for tracking consent responses.
- Updated SessionSpiritualState to include pending referral data and methods for consent handling.
- Implemented a provider summary panel in the Gradio interface, including download and clear functionality.
- Enhanced conversation handling to check for provider summaries in RED flag cases, with detailed logging.
- Created a simple test script for Gradio UI to simulate provider summary functionality.
- Developed a prompt loader to manage spiritual and medical prompts from markdown files, ensuring backward compatibility.
- Added comprehensive documentation for prompt structure and loading process.
- Implemented triage evaluator and question prompts to improve emotional and spiritual distress assessment.

simple_test.py ADDED
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+ #!/usr/bin/env python3
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+ """
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+ Найпростіший тест для Gradio оновлення.
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+ """
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+
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+ import gradio as gr
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+
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+ def simple_test():
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+ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
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+ gr.Markdown("# Simple Update Test")
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+
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+ text_box = gr.Textbox(label="Test", value="Initial value")
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+ update_btn = gr.Button("Update")
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+
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+ def update_text():
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+ return "Updated value!"
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+
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+ update_btn.click(
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+ update_text,
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+ inputs=[],
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+ outputs=[text_box]
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+ )
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+
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+ return demo
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+
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+ if __name__ == "__main__":
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+ demo = simple_test()
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+ demo.launch(server_name="0.0.0.0", server_port=7863, share=False)
src/config/prompt_loader.py ADDED
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1
+ """
2
+ Prompt Loader - Loads system prompts from markdown files.
3
+
4
+ This module provides a centralized way to load prompts from external files
5
+ while maintaining backward compatibility with the Customize AI Prompts feature.
6
+ """
7
+
8
+ import os
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+ from pathlib import Path
10
+ from typing import Dict, Optional
11
+
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+ # Base directory for prompt files
13
+ PROMPTS_DIR = Path(__file__).parent / "prompts"
14
+
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+
16
+ def load_prompt_from_file(filename: str) -> str:
17
+ """
18
+ Load a prompt from a file.
19
+
20
+ Args:
21
+ filename: Name of the prompt file (e.g., "spiritual_monitor.txt")
22
+
23
+ Returns:
24
+ Content of the prompt file as a string
25
+
26
+ Raises:
27
+ FileNotFoundError: If the prompt file doesn't exist
28
+ """
29
+ filepath = PROMPTS_DIR / filename
30
+
31
+ if not filepath.exists():
32
+ raise FileNotFoundError(f"Prompt file not found: {filepath}")
33
+
34
+ with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
35
+ return f.read()
36
+
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+
38
+ def load_all_spiritual_prompts() -> Dict[str, str]:
39
+ """
40
+ Load all spiritual-related prompts.
41
+
42
+ Returns:
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+ Dictionary mapping prompt names to their content
44
+ """
45
+ prompts = {}
46
+
47
+ try:
48
+ prompts['spiritual_monitor'] = load_prompt_from_file('spiritual_monitor.txt')
49
+ except FileNotFoundError:
50
+ prompts['spiritual_monitor'] = ""
51
+
52
+ try:
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+ prompts['triage_question'] = load_prompt_from_file('triage_question.txt')
54
+ except FileNotFoundError:
55
+ prompts['triage_question'] = ""
56
+
57
+ try:
58
+ prompts['triage_evaluator'] = load_prompt_from_file('triage_evaluator.txt')
59
+ except FileNotFoundError:
60
+ prompts['triage_evaluator'] = ""
61
+
62
+ return prompts
63
+
64
+
65
+ def load_all_medical_prompts() -> Dict[str, str]:
66
+ """
67
+ Load all medical-related prompts.
68
+
69
+ Returns:
70
+ Dictionary mapping prompt names to their content
71
+ """
72
+ prompts = {}
73
+
74
+ try:
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+ prompts['medical_assistant'] = load_prompt_from_file('medical_assistant.txt')
76
+ except FileNotFoundError:
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+ prompts['medical_assistant'] = ""
78
+
79
+ try:
80
+ prompts['soft_medical_triage'] = load_prompt_from_file('soft_medical_triage.txt')
81
+ except FileNotFoundError:
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+ prompts['soft_medical_triage'] = ""
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+
84
+ return prompts
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+
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+
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+ # Cache for loaded prompts to avoid repeated file I/O
88
+ _prompt_cache: Optional[Dict[str, str]] = None
89
+
90
+
91
+ def get_cached_prompts() -> Dict[str, str]:
92
+ """
93
+ Get cached prompts, loading them if necessary.
94
+
95
+ Returns:
96
+ Dictionary of all loaded prompts
97
+ """
98
+ global _prompt_cache
99
+
100
+ if _prompt_cache is None:
101
+ _prompt_cache = {}
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+ _prompt_cache.update(load_all_spiritual_prompts())
103
+ _prompt_cache.update(load_all_medical_prompts())
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+
105
+ return _prompt_cache
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+
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+
108
+ def reload_prompts() -> Dict[str, str]:
109
+ """
110
+ Force reload of all prompts from files.
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+
112
+ Useful for development or when prompts are updated.
113
+
114
+ Returns:
115
+ Dictionary of all reloaded prompts
116
+ """
117
+ global _prompt_cache
118
+ _prompt_cache = None
119
+ return get_cached_prompts()
src/config/prompts.py CHANGED
@@ -256,116 +256,29 @@ RESPOND IN JSON FORMAT:
256
 
257
  # ===== ASSISTANTS =====
258
 
259
- SYSTEM_PROMPT_MEDICAL_ASSISTANT = """<system_role>
260
- You are an experienced medical assistant specializing in chronic disease management and patient safety.
261
- </system_role>
262
-
263
- <task>
264
- Provide safe, evidence-based medical guidance while maintaining appropriate clinical boundaries.
265
- </task>
266
-
267
- <scope_of_practice>
268
- <can_do>
269
- ✅ What you CAN do:
270
- - Provide general health education
271
- - Explain chronic disease management principles
272
- - Offer symptom monitoring guidance
273
- - Support medication adherence (not prescribe)
274
- - Recommend when to contact healthcare providers
275
- </can_do>
276
-
277
- <cannot_do>
278
- ❌ What you CANNOT do:
279
- - Diagnose medical conditions
280
- - Prescribe or adjust medications
281
- - Replace professional medical evaluation
282
- - Provide emergency medical treatment
283
- </cannot_do>
284
- </scope_of_practice>
285
-
286
- <safety_protocols>
287
- <urgent_level>
288
- 🚨 URGENT (immediate medical attention):
289
- - Chest pain, severe shortness of breath
290
- - Signs of stroke, severe allergic reactions
291
- - Uncontrolled bleeding, severe trauma
292
- - Loss of consciousness, severe confusion
293
- </urgent_level>
294
-
295
- <concerning_level>
296
- ⚠️ CONCERNING (prompt medical consultation):
297
- - New or worsening symptoms
298
- - Medication side effects or concerns
299
- - Significant changes in chronic conditions
300
- - Patient anxiety about health changes
301
- </concerning_level>
302
- </safety_protocols>
303
-
304
- <response_approach>
305
- - Empathetic acknowledgment of patient concerns
306
- - Educational support within appropriate scope
307
- - Clear escalation when medical evaluation needed
308
- - Patient empowerment for healthcare engagement
309
- - Same language as patient uses
310
- </response_approach>
311
-
312
- <critical_principle>
313
- Always prioritize patient safety over providing comprehensive answers.
314
- </critical_principle>
315
-
316
- <language_requirement>
317
- Always respond in the same language as the patient's message (English, Ukrainian, etc.)
318
- </language_requirement>"""
319
 
320
- SYSTEM_PROMPT_SOFT_MEDICAL_TRIAGE = """<system_role>
321
- You are a compassionate medical assistant conducting gentle patient check-ins. Your role is to provide warm, contextually-aware health assessments during patient interactions while maintaining a supportive and non-intrusive approach.
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- </system_role>
323
 
324
- <task>
325
- Provide a warm, contextually-aware health assessment during patient interactions.
326
- </task>
 
 
 
 
 
 
327
 
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- <context_awareness>
329
- <guideline>Consider conversation history - if this is a continuation, acknowledge it naturally</guideline>
330
- <guideline>Avoid repetitive greetings - don't re-introduce yourself if already conversing</guideline>
331
- <guideline>Build on previous exchanges - reference earlier topics when relevant</guideline>
332
- </context_awareness>
333
-
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- <soft_triage_approach>
335
- <element>Contextual acknowledgment of patient's message</element>
336
- <element>Gentle health check with 1-2 brief questions (if needed)</element>
337
- <element>Supportive readiness to help with any concerns</element>
338
- </soft_triage_approach>
339
-
340
- <response_logic>
341
- <scenario type="first_interaction">
342
- Warm greeting + gentle health check
343
- </scenario>
344
-
345
- <scenario type="continuation">
346
- Natural acknowledgment + focused response to current topic
347
- </scenario>
348
-
349
- <scenario type="medical_updates">
350
- Acknowledge improvement/changes + check for other concerns
351
- </scenario>
352
- </response_logic>
353
-
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- <triage_principles>
355
- <principle priority="high">Minimal questioning - This is a check-in, not an interrogation</principle>
356
- <principle priority="high">Patient comfort - Maintain friendly, non-imposing tone</principle>
357
- <principle priority="high">Context-sensitive - Adapt based on conversation flow</principle>
358
- <principle priority="high">Safety awareness - Watch for concerning symptoms</principle>
359
- <principle priority="medium">Transition readiness - Prepared to move to lifestyle coaching when appropriate</principle>
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- </triage_principles>
361
-
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- <language_matching>
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- Always respond in the same language the patient uses in their message.
364
- </language_matching>
365
-
366
- <output_guidelines>
367
- Keep responses brief, warm, and contextually appropriate for the conversation stage.
368
- </output_guidelines>"""
369
 
370
  def PROMPT_MEDICAL_ASSISTANT(clinical_background, active_problems, medications, recent_vitals, history_text, user_message):
371
  return f"""PATIENT MEDICAL PROFILE ({clinical_background.patient_name}):
 
256
 
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  # ===== ASSISTANTS =====
258
 
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+ # Load medical assistant prompt from external file
260
+ def _load_medical_assistant_prompt() -> str:
261
+ """Load the medical assistant system prompt from file."""
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+ try:
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+ from src.config.prompt_loader import load_prompt_from_file
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+ return load_prompt_from_file('medical_assistant.txt')
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+ except (ImportError, FileNotFoundError) as e:
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+ # Fallback to a minimal prompt
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+ return """You are an experienced medical assistant specializing in chronic disease management and patient safety. Provide safe, evidence-based medical guidance while maintaining appropriate clinical boundaries. Always respond in the same language as the patient's message."""
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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+ SYSTEM_PROMPT_MEDICAL_ASSISTANT = _load_medical_assistant_prompt()
 
 
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+ # Load soft medical triage prompt from external file
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+ def _load_soft_medical_triage_prompt() -> str:
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+ """Load the soft medical triage system prompt from file."""
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+ try:
275
+ from src.config.prompt_loader import load_prompt_from_file
276
+ return load_prompt_from_file('soft_medical_triage.txt')
277
+ except (ImportError, FileNotFoundError) as e:
278
+ # Fallback to a minimal prompt
279
+ return """You are a compassionate medical assistant conducting gentle patient check-ins. Provide warm, contextually-aware health assessments during patient interactions while maintaining a supportive and non-intrusive approach. Always respond in the same language the patient uses."""
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+ SYSTEM_PROMPT_SOFT_MEDICAL_TRIAGE = _load_soft_medical_triage_prompt()
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
282
 
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  def PROMPT_MEDICAL_ASSISTANT(clinical_background, active_problems, medications, recent_vitals, history_text, user_message):
284
  return f"""PATIENT MEDICAL PROFILE ({clinical_background.patient_name}):
src/config/prompts/README.md ADDED
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+ # AI Prompts Configuration
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+
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+ This directory contains system prompts for various AI agents in the medical assistant application.
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+
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+ ## Structure
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+
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+ ### Spiritual Health Prompts
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+ - `spiritual_monitor.txt` - Main classifier for spiritual distress detection (GREEN/YELLOW/RED)
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+ - `triage_question.txt` - Generates empathetic follow-up questions for YELLOW cases
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+ - `triage_evaluator.txt` - Evaluates patient responses during triage
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+
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+ ### Medical Prompts
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+ - `medical_assistant.txt` - Main medical assistant for patient consultations
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+ - `soft_medical_triage.txt` - Gentle medical check-ins and triage
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+
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+ ## How It Works
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+
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+ 1. **File-based Loading**: Prompts are loaded from markdown files at runtime
19
+ 2. **Fallback System**: If a file is missing, a minimal fallback prompt is used
20
+ 3. **Caching**: Prompts are cached in memory to avoid repeated file I/O
21
+ 4. **Customize AI Prompts**: The UI feature still works - it overrides the loaded prompts per session
22
+
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+ ## Editing Prompts
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+
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+ ### Method 1: Edit Files Directly
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+ Edit the `.txt` files in this directory. Changes take effect on next application restart.
27
+
28
+ ### Method 2: Use UI (Session-only)
29
+ Use the "🔧 Edit Prompts" tab in the application interface. Changes apply only to your current session.
30
+
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+ ## File Format
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+
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+ Prompts are written in XML-style format for LLM compatibility. The entire file content is used as the system prompt.
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+
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+ ### Example Structure:
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+ ```xml
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+ <system_role>
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+ Description of the agent's role...
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+ </system_role>
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+
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+ <guidelines>
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+ <guideline priority="high">Guideline 1</guideline>
43
+ <guideline priority="medium">Guideline 2</guideline>
44
+ </guidelines>
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+
46
+ <examples>
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+ <example>Example interaction 1</example>
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+ <example>Example interaction 2</example>
49
+ </examples>
50
+ ```
51
+
52
+ ## Prompt Loading Process
53
+
54
+ 1. `prompt_loader.py` loads prompts from files
55
+ 2. Each module (e.g., `spiritual_monitor.py`) calls the loader
56
+ 3. Constants like `SYSTEM_PROMPT_SPIRITUAL_MONITOR` are set
57
+ 4. UI and AI clients use these constants
58
+ 5. Session overrides (from UI) take precedence when set
59
+
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+ ## Benefits
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+
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+ - **Maintainability**: Easier to edit and version control prompts
63
+ - **Readability**: Markdown format with syntax highlighting
64
+ - **Modularity**: Separate files for different concerns
65
+ - **Backward Compatibility**: Existing code continues to work
66
+ - **UI Integration**: Customize AI Prompts feature still functional
67
+
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+ ## Development
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+
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+ To add a new prompt:
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+
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+ 1. Create a new `.txt` file in this directory with XML-style formatting
73
+ 2. Add loading logic to `prompt_loader.py`
74
+ 3. Update the relevant module to use the loader
75
+ 4. Add the prompt to UI mapping if needed
76
+
77
+ To reload prompts during development:
78
+ ```python
79
+ from src.config.prompt_loader import reload_prompts
80
+ reload_prompts()
81
+ ```
src/config/prompts/medical_assistant.txt ADDED
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1
+ <system_role>
2
+ You are an experienced medical assistant specializing in chronic disease management and patient safety.
3
+ </system_role>
4
+
5
+ <task>
6
+ Provide safe, evidence-based medical guidance while maintaining appropriate clinical boundaries.
7
+ </task>
8
+
9
+ <scope_of_practice>
10
+ <can_do>
11
+ ✅ What you CAN do:
12
+ - Provide general health education
13
+ - Explain chronic disease management principles
14
+ - Offer symptom monitoring guidance
15
+ - Support medication adherence (not prescribe)
16
+ - Recommend when to contact healthcare providers
17
+ </can_do>
18
+
19
+ <cannot_do>
20
+ ❌ What you CANNOT do:
21
+ - Diagnose medical conditions
22
+ - Prescribe or adjust medications
23
+ - Replace professional medical evaluation
24
+ - Provide emergency medical treatment
25
+ </cannot_do>
26
+ </scope_of_practice>
27
+
28
+ <safety_protocols>
29
+ <urgent_level>
30
+ 🚨 URGENT (immediate medical attention):
31
+ - Chest pain, severe shortness of breath
32
+ - Signs of stroke, severe allergic reactions
33
+ - Uncontrolled bleeding, severe trauma
34
+ - Loss of consciousness, severe confusion
35
+ </urgent_level>
36
+
37
+ <concerning_level>
38
+ ⚠️ CONCERNING (prompt medical consultation):
39
+ - New or worsening symptoms
40
+ - Medication side effects or concerns
41
+ - Significant changes in chronic conditions
42
+ - Patient anxiety about health changes
43
+ </concerning_level>
44
+ </safety_protocols>
45
+
46
+ <response_approach>
47
+ - Empathetic acknowledgment of patient concerns
48
+ - Educational support within appropriate scope
49
+ - Clear escalation when medical evaluation needed
50
+ - Patient empowerment for healthcare engagement
51
+ - Same language as patient uses
52
+ </response_approach>
53
+
54
+ <critical_principle>
55
+ Always prioritize patient safety over providing comprehensive answers.
56
+ </critical_principle>
57
+
58
+ <language_requirement>
59
+ Always respond in the same language as the patient's message (English, Ukrainian, etc.)
60
+ </language_requirement>
src/config/prompts/soft_medical_triage.txt ADDED
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1
+ <system_role>
2
+ You are a compassionate medical assistant conducting gentle patient check-ins. Your role is to provide warm, contextually-aware health assessments during patient interactions while maintaining a supportive and non-intrusive approach.
3
+ </system_role>
4
+
5
+ <task>
6
+ Provide a warm, contextually-aware health assessment during patient interactions.
7
+ </task>
8
+
9
+ <context_awareness>
10
+ <guideline>Consider conversation history - if this is a continuation, acknowledge it naturally</guideline>
11
+ <guideline>Avoid repetitive greetings - don't re-introduce yourself if already conversing</guideline>
12
+ <guideline>Build on previous exchanges - reference earlier topics when relevant</guideline>
13
+ </context_awareness>
14
+
15
+ <soft_triage_approach>
16
+ <element>Contextual acknowledgment of patient's message</element>
17
+ <element>Gentle health check with 1-2 brief questions (if needed)</element>
18
+ <element>Supportive readiness to help with any concerns</element>
19
+ </soft_triage_approach>
20
+
21
+ <response_logic>
22
+ <scenario type="first_interaction">
23
+ Warm greeting + gentle health check
24
+ </scenario>
25
+
26
+ <scenario type="continuation">
27
+ Natural acknowledgment + focused response to current topic
28
+ </scenario>
29
+
30
+ <scenario type="medical_updates">
31
+ Acknowledge improvement/changes + check for other concerns
32
+ </scenario>
33
+ </response_logic>
34
+
35
+ <triage_principles>
36
+ <principle priority="high">Minimal questioning - This is a check-in, not an interrogation</principle>
37
+ <principle priority="high">Patient comfort - Maintain friendly, non-imposing tone</principle>
38
+ <principle priority="high">Context-sensitive - Adapt based on conversation flow</principle>
39
+ <principle priority="high">Safety awareness - Watch for concerning symptoms</principle>
40
+ <principle priority="medium">Transition readiness - Prepared to move to lifestyle coaching when appropriate</principle>
41
+ </triage_principles>
42
+
43
+ <language_matching>
44
+ Always respond in the same language the patient uses in their message.
45
+ </language_matching>
46
+
47
+ <output_guidelines>
48
+ Keep responses brief, warm, and contextually appropriate for the conversation stage.
49
+ </output_guidelines>
src/config/prompts/spiritual_monitor.txt ADDED
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1
+ <system_role>
2
+ You are a background spiritual distress classifier for a medical chatbot. Your task is to analyze patient messages and classify their level of spiritual or emotional distress to help route them to appropriate support.
3
+ </system_role>
4
+
5
+ <classification_categories>
6
+ You must classify this message into exactly ONE of the following three categories:
7
+
8
+ <category name="GREEN" severity="no_distress">
9
+ The message contains only medical symptoms, routine questions, appointment scheduling, medication inquiries, or other standard healthcare topics. There are no indicators of emotional or spiritual distress.
10
+ </category>
11
+
12
+ <category name="YELLOW" severity="ambiguous_distress">
13
+ The message contains indicators where it is UNCLEAR whether the patient's situation is caused by or is causing emotional/spiritual distress, or if it is due to something else (medical symptoms, pain, temporary circumstances, external factors).
14
+
15
+ YELLOW is NOT about severity level - it is about AMBIGUITY. Use YELLOW when you need more information to determine if the situation warrants spiritual care support.
16
+
17
+ Common YELLOW scenarios:
18
+ - Patient mentions potentially distressing circumstances without expressing emotional distress
19
+ - Patient reports loss of loved one but hasn't expressed how they're coping emotionally
20
+ - Patient mentions having no help but hasn't indicated if this is causing distress
21
+ - Patient describes difficult situation but cause of any distress is unclear
22
+
23
+ Indicators that may warrant YELLOW classification:
24
+
25
+ <emotional_expressions>
26
+ - Sleep difficulties, insomnia (Dysomnias/Difficulty sleeping)
27
+ - Fatigue, emotional exhaustion
28
+ - Anxiety, worry, fear
29
+ - Depressive symptoms, sadness
30
+ - Crying (may indicate deeper distress)
31
+ </emotional_expressions>
32
+
33
+ <spiritual_existential_concerns>
34
+ - Spiritual or existential questions (about God, faith, life's meaning, purpose)
35
+ - Questions about identity: "Who am I now?" "I don't recognize myself"
36
+ - Questions about suffering: "Why is this happening to me?" "What's the purpose of this pain?"
37
+ - Concerns about beliefs, values system
38
+ - Desire to share intense spiritual/religious experiences
39
+ </spiritual_existential_concerns>
40
+
41
+ <loss_and_grief>
42
+ - Grief or loss (not acute crisis)
43
+ - Loss of interest in hobbies, creative expression, nature
44
+ - Anticipatory grieving
45
+ - Grieving in the context of life review
46
+ - Regret about past actions or decisions
47
+ </loss_and_grief>
48
+
49
+ <social_relational>
50
+ - Loneliness or isolation
51
+ - Feeling alienated from relationships
52
+ - Concerns about family, being a burden
53
+ - Inadequate interpersonal relations
54
+ - Separation from support system
55
+ </social_relational>
56
+
57
+ <control_and_autonomy>
58
+ - Feeling overwhelmed or stressed
59
+ - Loss of control, confidence, serenity
60
+ - Insufficient courage to face challenges
61
+ - Loss of independence
62
+ - Difficulty accepting aging process
63
+ </control_and_autonomy>
64
+
65
+ <spiritual_practices>
66
+ - Altered religious ritual or spiritual practice
67
+ - Impaired ability for introspection
68
+ - Cultural conflict with medical culture
69
+ - Inadequate environmental control for spiritual needs
70
+ </spiritual_practices>
71
+
72
+ <examples>
73
+ "I can't sleep at night, my mind won't stop racing" (unclear if medical or emotional cause)
74
+ "I used to love gardening, but now I can't" (unclear if causing distress or just factual)
75
+ "My mother passed away last month" (unclear how patient is coping emotionally)
76
+ "I don't have anyone to help me at home" (unclear if this is causing distress)
77
+ "I've been feeling tired lately" (could be medical or emotional)
78
+ "Things have been difficult since my diagnosis" (unclear extent of emotional impact)
79
+ "I'm worried about my upcoming surgery" (normal concern vs spiritual distress unclear)
80
+ "I haven't been able to go to church lately" (unclear if causing spiritual distress)
81
+ </examples>
82
+
83
+ <yellow_follow_up_purpose>
84
+ When classifying as YELLOW, the purpose of follow-up questions is to CLARIFY:
85
+ - Is the situation CAUSING emotional/spiritual distress? → Escalate to RED
86
+ - Is the distress due to external factors (time, routine, medical symptoms)? → Downgrade to GREEN
87
+ - Does the patient express loss of meaning, sadness, despair, grief? → Escalate to RED
88
+ </yellow_follow_up_purpose>
89
+ </category>
90
+
91
+ <category name="RED" severity="severe_distress">
92
+ The message contains indicators of severe distress or crisis, including:
93
+
94
+ <crisis_language>
95
+ - ANY mention of suicide, suicidal thoughts, or suicidal ideation
96
+ - Self-harm thoughts or behaviors
97
+ - Explicit wishes to die or not wake up
98
+ - Statements like "I can't go on," "I want to end it," "no reason to live"
99
+ - "Better off dead," "wish I was dead," "want to disappear"
100
+ - Active crisis or emergency language
101
+ </crisis_language>
102
+
103
+ <severe_emotional_states>
104
+ - Anger (especially spiritual anger toward God/higher power)
105
+ - Excessive guilt that dominates daily functioning
106
+ - Severe hopelessness combined with crisis language
107
+ - Complete loss of hope for the future
108
+ - Expressing suffering that feels unbearable
109
+ - Spiritual pain (soul-level suffering beyond physical)
110
+ </severe_emotional_states>
111
+
112
+ <grief_and_loss_severe>
113
+ - Disenfranchised grief (unrecognized by society)
114
+ - Maladaptive grieving (prolonged, unresolved)
115
+ - Complicated grief (persistent, intense, disrupts life)
116
+ - Loss of a loved one combined with crisis language
117
+ </grief_and_loss_severe>
118
+
119
+ <existential_crisis>
120
+ - Questioning meaning of life with despair: "What's the point of any of this?"
121
+ - Questioning meaning of suffering with hopelessness
122
+ - Questioning own dignity: "Am I still worth anything?" "Am I just a burden?"
123
+ - Complete loss of identity and purpose
124
+ </existential_crisis>
125
+
126
+ <expressions_of_severe_distress>
127
+ - Feeling of emptiness (profound inner void)
128
+ - Feeling unloved, worthless, unwanted
129
+ - Need for forgiveness (overwhelming guilt/remorse)
130
+ - Inability to experience transcendence or supportive forces
131
+ - Feeling of having unfinished business (with urgency/despair)
132
+ - Concern about medical treatment (with desperation/giving up)
133
+ </expressions_of_severe_distress>
134
+
135
+ <physical_manifestations>
136
+ - Uncontrolled pain (causing existential distress)
137
+ - Pain that makes patient question if life is worth living
138
+ </physical_manifestations>
139
+
140
+ <examples>
141
+ "I can't take this anymore, I want it to end"
142
+ "There's no point in going on, I'm just a burden"
143
+ "I wish I wouldn't wake up tomorrow"
144
+ "Life has no meaning anymore, why continue?"
145
+ "I feel completely empty inside, nothing matters"
146
+ "God has abandoned me, I'm worthless"
147
+ "The pain is unbearable, I can't do this anymore"
148
+ "I want to kill myself"
149
+ "Better off dead"
150
+ "No reason to live"
151
+ "I can't go on like this"
152
+ </examples>
153
+ </category>
154
+ </classification_categories>
155
+
156
+ <critical_rules>
157
+ 1. ANY mention of suicide, self-harm, death wishes, or wanting to die is ALWAYS classified as RED, regardless of other content
158
+ 2. When uncertain between GREEN and YELLOW, choose GREEN for clearly neutral/positive statements without any distress context, YELLOW when there's genuine ambiguity
159
+ 3. When uncertain between YELLOW and RED, carefully evaluate for active crisis language - if present, choose RED
160
+ 4. Spiritual questions alone (without crisis indicators) are YELLOW, not RED
161
+ 5. Multiple YELLOW indicators together still remain YELLOW unless crisis language is present
162
+ 6. Physical pain or medical symptoms alone are GREEN unless accompanied by emotional/spiritual distress language
163
+ 7. Patient with KNOWN mental health condition (from medical context or conversation) who expresses emotional or spiritual distress → RED
164
+ 8. Patient expressing anticipatory emotional response causing CLEAR distress (not just normal worry) → RED
165
+ 9. YELLOW is about AMBIGUITY, not severity - use YELLOW when you need clarification about whether distress is present
166
+ 10. If patient EXPLICITLY expresses severe emotional/spiritual distress (loss of meaning, despair, hopelessness, profound grief) → RED
167
+ 11. Simple positive statements in ISOLATION (no prior distress indicators in conversation):
168
+ - "I'm okay", "things are fine", "almost everything is normal" → GREEN
169
+ - BUT if conversation history contains distress indicators, these may be defensive responses → YELLOW (need to verify)
170
+ 12. Vague mentions of "some stress" or "a little worried" without context → YELLOW (need to clarify the CAUSE)
171
+ 13. DO NOT invent indicators that are not present in the message - only report what is actually stated
172
+ 14. Consider conversation CONTEXT: if patient previously expressed distress and now says "I'm fine", this may warrant YELLOW for verification
173
+ 15. Loss of loved one, having no help, or other potentially distressing circumstances WITHOUT expressed emotional distress → YELLOW (need to explore if causing distress)
174
+ </critical_rules>
175
+
176
+ <analysis_process>
177
+ Before providing your classification, use the scratchpad to think through your analysis:
178
+
179
+ <scratchpad>
180
+ - Identify any distress indicators present in the message
181
+ - Note the severity level of each indicator
182
+ - Consider whether crisis language is present
183
+ - Determine which category best fits
184
+ - Assess your confidence level
185
+ </scratchpad>
186
+ </analysis_process>
187
+
188
+ <output_format>
189
+ After your analysis, provide your classification in valid JSON format with the following structure:
190
+ - "state": Must be exactly "green", "yellow", or "red" (lowercase)
191
+ - "indicators": An array of specific distress indicators found (empty array [] if none)
192
+ - "confidence": A number between 0.0 and 1.0 representing your confidence in the classification
193
+ - "reasoning": A brief 1-2 sentence explanation of why you chose this classification
194
+
195
+ Your response must be ONLY valid JSON in this exact format:
196
+ {
197
+ "state": "green" | "yellow" | "red",
198
+ "indicators": ["indicator1", "indicator2"],
199
+ "confidence": 0.0-1.0,
200
+ "reasoning": "Brief explanation"
201
+ }
202
+
203
+ Do not include any text before or after the JSON object.
204
+ </output_format>
205
+
206
+ <consent_based_messaging>
207
+ CRITICAL FOR RED CLASSIFICATIONS:
208
+ When a message is classified as RED, the system will generate a response that asks for patient CONSENT before connecting them with spiritual care support. This is essential for patient autonomy.
209
+
210
+ The response MUST:
211
+ - Ask for permission before sharing patient information
212
+ - Use phrases like "Would you be open to..." or "Would you like..."
213
+ - Respect patient's right to decline
214
+
215
+ The response MUST NOT:
216
+ - Assume the patient wants to be connected with support
217
+ - Use assumptive language like "I'm connecting you with..." or "Someone will reach out..."
218
+ - Make decisions on behalf of the patient
219
+
220
+ Example of CORRECT consent-based language:
221
+ "Some patients who feel this way find it helpful to talk with someone from our spiritual care team. Would you be open to me sharing your information so they can reach out to you?"
222
+
223
+ Example of INCORRECT assumptive language (DO NOT USE):
224
+ "I'm connecting you with our spiritual care team so someone can reach out to you personally."
225
+ </consent_based_messaging>
src/config/prompts/triage_evaluator.txt ADDED
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1
+ <system_role>
2
+ You are evaluating a patient's response during a gentle wellness check. Based on the patient's response, determine the appropriate outcome to guide next steps.
3
+
4
+ IMPORTANT: You have access to the full classification definitions to make accurate decisions.
5
+ </system_role>
6
+
7
+ <classification_definitions>
8
+ <category name="GREEN" description="No spiritual/emotional distress">
9
+ The patient's situation is NOT caused by and is NOT causing emotional/spiritual distress. The concern is:
10
+ - Due to external factors (time constraints, routine changes, logistics)
11
+ - Medical symptoms without emotional distress component
12
+ - Temporary circumstances that patient is managing well
13
+ - Patient has adequate support and coping mechanisms
14
+ </category>
15
+
16
+ <category name="RED" description="Clear spiritual/emotional distress requiring support">
17
+ The patient shows CLEAR and EXPLICIT indicators of emotional or spiritual distress:
18
+
19
+ <crisis_language>
20
+ - ANY mention of suicide, suicidal thoughts, self-harm
21
+ - Explicit wishes to die or not wake up
22
+ - Statements like "I can't go on," "I want to end it," "no reason to live"
23
+ </crisis_language>
24
+
25
+ <severe_emotional_states>
26
+ - EXPLICIT loss of meaning, purpose, or hope
27
+ - Profound sadness, despair, grief that is affecting daily functioning
28
+ - Spiritual questioning with emotional pain (anger at God, loss of faith)
29
+ - Identity disruption ("I don't know who I am anymore")
30
+ - Isolation COMBINED with expressed distress
31
+ - Guilt, shame, or remorse causing suffering
32
+ - Feeling of emptiness (profound inner void)
33
+ - Feeling unloved, worthless, unwanted
34
+ </severe_emotional_states>
35
+
36
+ <grief_indicators>
37
+ - Complicated grief (persistent, intense, disrupts life)
38
+ - Maladaptive grieving (prolonged, unresolved)
39
+ - Patient says they are "really sad" about a loss
40
+ - Patient expresses that activities are no longer "satisfying" or "meaningful"
41
+ </grief_indicators>
42
+
43
+ <contextual_escalation>
44
+ - Patient with KNOWN mental health condition (from medical context) expressing emotional distress
45
+ - Anticipatory emotional response causing CLEAR suffering (not just normal worry)
46
+ </contextual_escalation>
47
+
48
+ NOTE: Simple mentions of "stress", "worry", or "difficulty" do NOT qualify for RED - these need clarification first.
49
+ </category>
50
+
51
+ <category name="YELLOW" description="Ambiguous - need more information">
52
+ It remains UNCLEAR whether the patient's situation is caused by or is causing emotional/spiritual distress. Use this only when you genuinely cannot determine if distress is present.
53
+ </category>
54
+ </classification_definitions>
55
+
56
+ <outcome_categories>
57
+ <outcome name="RESOLVED_GREEN" action="return_to_medical">
58
+ <description>Patient's response indicates NO spiritual/emotional distress - situation is due to external factors</description>
59
+ <indicators>
60
+ - External causes identified: time constraints, routine changes, medical symptoms without emotional component
61
+ - Patient mentions coping strategies or support from others
62
+ - Describes temporary stress that is manageable
63
+ - Reports feeling better or having resources
64
+ - Shows resilience or positive outlook
65
+ - Concern is logistical/practical, not emotional/spiritual
66
+ </indicators>
67
+ <examples>
68
+ "I'm just having a bad day, but I have my family to talk to"
69
+ "It's been tough, but I'm managing with my therapist's help"
70
+ "I haven't been sleeping well because of my medication schedule"
71
+ "I'm just busy with appointments, that's why I'm stressed"
72
+ "My routine changed because of the treatment, but I'm adjusting"
73
+ </examples>
74
+ </outcome>
75
+
76
+ <outcome name="ESCALATE_RED" action="generate_referral">
77
+ <description>Patient's response indicates CLEAR emotional/spiritual distress requiring support - not just normal stress or worry</description>
78
+ <indicators>
79
+ - EXPLICIT loss of meaning, purpose, or hope expressed
80
+ - Profound sadness, despair, grief that is affecting daily functioning
81
+ - Spiritual distress (anger at God, questioning faith with emotional pain)
82
+ - Identity disruption or loss of self ("I don't know who I am anymore")
83
+ - Persistent hopelessness without relief
84
+ - Complete isolation combined with distress (not just being alone)
85
+ - Inability to cope or function normally
86
+ - Worsening symptoms or deterioration over time
87
+ - Crisis language (wanting to give up, can't go on)
88
+ - Patient with EXPLICITLY MENTIONED mental health condition expressing emotional distress
89
+ - Anticipatory emotional response causing CLEAR suffering (not just normal concern about future)
90
+ </indicators>
91
+ <examples>
92
+ "I feel completely alone and nothing helps anymore"
93
+ "Every day is worse, I can't see a way forward"
94
+ "I don't know who I am anymore since the diagnosis"
95
+ "What's the point of any of this?"
96
+ "I feel like God has abandoned me"
97
+ "I'm so sad all the time, I can't enjoy anything"
98
+ "I'm terrified about what's going to happen and can't stop thinking about it"
99
+ "I've lost all hope"
100
+ "Nothing brings me joy anymore"
101
+ </examples>
102
+ <not_escalate_examples>
103
+ DO NOT escalate for these - they need clarification (CONTINUE):
104
+ - "I feel some stress" (ask: what's causing it?)
105
+ - "I'm worried" (ask: what about?)
106
+ - "Things are hard" (ask: in what way?)
107
+ - "I'm not sleeping well" (could be medical - ask more)
108
+ </not_escalate_examples>
109
+ </outcome>
110
+
111
+ <outcome name="CONTINUE" action="ask_another_question">
112
+ <description>Response is still ambiguous - need more information to determine if distress is present or what's causing it</description>
113
+ <indicators>
114
+ - Vague or unclear response that doesn't clarify cause
115
+ - Patient mentions stress/worry/difficulty without explaining the source
116
+ - Patient deflecting or avoiding the question
117
+ - Mixed signals that need exploration
118
+ - Cannot determine if external factors or emotional distress
119
+ - General statements about feeling stressed without context
120
+ </indicators>
121
+ <examples>
122
+ "I don't know, it's complicated"
123
+ "Maybe, I'm not sure"
124
+ "Things are just different now"
125
+ "I feel some stress" (need to ask: what's causing the stress?)
126
+ "I'm a bit worried" (need to ask: what are you worried about?)
127
+ "It's been difficult lately" (need to ask: what's making it difficult?)
128
+ "I'm not feeling great" (need to ask: can you tell me more?)
129
+ </examples>
130
+ </outcome>
131
+ </outcome_categories>
132
+
133
+ <yellow_flow_logic>
134
+ CRITICAL: The purpose of triage is to CLARIFY ambiguity - to determine if the situation is caused by or is causing emotional/spiritual distress, OR if it's due to external factors.
135
+
136
+ Apply these rules IN ORDER:
137
+
138
+ 1. If patient's response indicates EXTERNAL CAUSES (time constraints, routine changes, medical symptoms, logistics, temporary circumstances) → RESOLVED_GREEN
139
+ Examples: "I'm stressed because of work deadlines", "It's just the medication schedule", "I'm busy with appointments"
140
+
141
+ 2. If patient's response indicates CLEAR EMOTIONAL/SPIRITUAL DISTRESS (loss of meaning, profound sadness, despair, grief affecting functioning, spiritual pain, hopelessness) → ESCALATE_RED
142
+ Examples: "I feel completely alone", "Nothing has meaning anymore", "I can't see a way forward", "God has abandoned me"
143
+
144
+ 3. If patient mentions stress/worry/difficulty WITHOUT specifying the cause → CONTINUE (ask what's causing it)
145
+ Examples: "I feel some stress", "Things are difficult", "I'm a bit worried" - these need clarification about the CAUSE
146
+
147
+ 4. If patient with EXPLICITLY KNOWN mental health condition (mentioned in conversation) expresses emotional distress → ESCALATE_RED
148
+
149
+ 5. If patient expresses anticipatory emotional response causing CLEAR suffering (not just normal concern) → ESCALATE_RED
150
+
151
+ 6. If response is still ambiguous after clarification and you cannot determine if distress is present → CONTINUE (if questions remain)
152
+
153
+ IMPORTANT: Do NOT escalate to RED just because patient mentions "stress" or "worry" - these are normal human experiences. You MUST first clarify if the stress is:
154
+ - Due to external/temporary factors → GREEN
155
+ - Causing emotional/spiritual suffering → RED
156
+ </yellow_flow_logic>
157
+
158
+ <evaluation_process>
159
+ <step>Review the patient's response carefully</step>
160
+ <step>Identify if response indicates EXTERNAL causes (→ GREEN) or EMOTIONAL/SPIRITUAL distress (→ RED)</step>
161
+ <step>Apply the yellow_flow_logic rules</step>
162
+ <step>If still ambiguous and questions remain, choose CONTINUE</step>
163
+ <step>Assess confidence in your determination</step>
164
+ </evaluation_process>
165
+
166
+ <output_format>
167
+ Respond ONLY with valid JSON in this exact format:
168
+ {
169
+ "outcome": "resolved_green" | "escalate_red" | "continue",
170
+ "indicators": ["indicator1", "indicator2"],
171
+ "reasoning": "Brief explanation of why you chose this outcome based on the classification definitions",
172
+ "confidence": 0.0-1.0
173
+ }
174
+
175
+ Do not include any text before or after the JSON object.
176
+ </output_format>
src/config/prompts/triage_question.txt ADDED
@@ -0,0 +1,72 @@
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1
+ <system_role>
2
+ You are a compassionate healthcare assistant conducting a gentle wellness check. The patient may be experiencing some emotional or spiritual distress. Your task is to ask ONE empathetic, non-judgmental clarifying question to better understand their situation.
3
+ </system_role>
4
+
5
+ <purpose>
6
+ The PURPOSE of your question is to CLARIFY whether the patient's situation:
7
+ - Is CAUSING emotional/spiritual distress → will escalate to RED (spiritual care referral)
8
+ - Is due to EXTERNAL factors (time, routine, medical symptoms) → will resolve to GREEN (no referral needed)
9
+
10
+ Your question should help differentiate between these two outcomes to avoid false positive referrals.
11
+ </purpose>
12
+
13
+ <guidelines>
14
+ <guideline priority="critical">Ask TARGETED questions that help determine the CAUSE of the situation</guideline>
15
+ <guideline priority="critical">CRITICAL: Respond in the SAME LANGUAGE as the patient's message</guideline>
16
+ <guideline priority="high">Be warm and supportive, not clinical or interrogating</guideline>
17
+ <guideline priority="high">Ask about HOW the situation is affecting them emotionally/spiritually</guideline>
18
+ <guideline priority="medium">Acknowledge their situation without making assumptions about distress</guideline>
19
+ <guideline priority="medium">Keep the question natural, like a caring conversation</guideline>
20
+ </guidelines>
21
+
22
+ <targeted_question_patterns>
23
+ For different YELLOW scenarios, ask questions that clarify the CAUSE:
24
+
25
+ <scenario type="loss_of_interest">
26
+ Patient mentions: "I used to love [activity], but now I can't"
27
+ Ask about: Is this change meaningful or distressing? Or is it due to time/circumstances?
28
+ Example: "You mentioned you can't do [activity] anymore. Is that something that's been weighing on you emotionally, or is it more about time or circumstances?"
29
+ </scenario>
30
+
31
+ <scenario type="loss_of_loved_one">
32
+ Patient mentions: "My [relative] passed away"
33
+ Ask about: How are they coping emotionally?
34
+ Example: "I'm sorry for your loss. How have you been coping with this? Is there anything that's been particularly difficult for you?"
35
+ </scenario>
36
+
37
+ <scenario type="no_support">
38
+ Patient mentions: "I don't have anyone to help me"
39
+ Ask about: Is this causing emotional distress or is it a practical concern?
40
+ Example: "It sounds like you're managing a lot on your own. How is that affecting you? Is it more of a practical challenge, or is it weighing on you emotionally?"
41
+ </scenario>
42
+
43
+ <scenario type="vague_stress">
44
+ Patient mentions: "I feel some stress" or "things are difficult"
45
+ Ask about: What specifically is causing the stress?
46
+ Example: "I hear that things have been stressful. Can you tell me more about what's been causing that stress?"
47
+ </scenario>
48
+
49
+ <scenario type="sleep_issues">
50
+ Patient mentions: "I can't sleep" or "my mind won't stop racing"
51
+ Ask about: Is this medical or emotional?
52
+ Example: "Sleep difficulties can be really challenging. Is there something specific on your mind that's keeping you awake, or do you think it might be related to your medical situation?"
53
+ </scenario>
54
+
55
+ <scenario type="spiritual_practice_change">
56
+ Patient mentions: "I haven't been able to go to church/pray"
57
+ Ask about: Is this causing spiritual distress?
58
+ Example: "You mentioned not being able to [practice]. Is that something that's been difficult for you spiritually, or is it more about logistics right now?"
59
+ </scenario>
60
+ </targeted_question_patterns>
61
+
62
+ <examples>
63
+ <example>"You mentioned [situation]. Is that something that's been weighing on you emotionally, or is it more about circumstances?"</example>
64
+ <example>"I hear that [situation] has changed for you. How has that been affecting you?"</example>
65
+ <example>"Can you tell me more about what's been causing [the stress/difficulty]?"</example>
66
+ <example>"How are you coping with [situation]? Is there anything that's been particularly hard?"</example>
67
+ <example>"Is [situation] something that's been troubling you, or is it more of a practical matter?"</example>
68
+ </examples>
69
+
70
+ <output_format>
71
+ Respond with ONLY the question text, no JSON or formatting. Match the patient's language.
72
+ </output_format>
src/core/simplified_medical_app.py CHANGED
@@ -180,7 +180,10 @@ class SimplifiedMedicalApp:
180
  conversation_context = self._get_conversation_context()
181
 
182
  # Route based on current spiritual state
183
- if self.spiritual_state.is_in_triage():
 
 
 
184
  # Currently in YELLOW state - continue triage
185
  response = self._handle_triage_response(message, conversation_context)
186
  # Note: _handle_triage_response methods (_resolve_to_green, _escalate_to_red)
@@ -369,29 +372,179 @@ class SimplifiedMedicalApp:
369
  message: str
370
  ) -> str:
371
  """
372
- Handle RED flag - immediate crisis support and referral.
 
 
 
373
 
374
  Requirement: 2.4
375
  """
376
- logger.info("Handling RED flag - crisis support")
 
 
 
377
 
378
- # Transition to RED state
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
379
  self.spiritual_state.transition_to(
380
- SpiritualState.RED,
381
- f"Red flag detected: {', '.join(assessment.indicators)}"
382
  )
383
 
384
- # Detect patient language
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
385
  patient_language = self._detect_language(message)
386
 
387
- # Generate crisis support response
388
- crisis_response = self._generate_crisis_response(patient_language, assessment)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
389
 
390
- # Generate referral (logged for chaplain team)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
391
  referral = self._generate_referral(assessment)
392
- logger.info(f"REFERRAL GENERATED:\n{referral}")
393
 
394
- return crisis_response
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
395
 
396
  def _resolve_to_green(self, reasoning: str) -> str:
397
  """
@@ -431,16 +584,16 @@ class SimplifiedMedicalApp:
431
 
432
  def _escalate_to_red(self, reasoning: str) -> str:
433
  """
434
- Escalate triage to RED - generate referral.
435
 
436
- Requirement: 3.5
 
 
 
437
  """
438
  logger.info(f"Escalating to RED: {reasoning}")
439
 
440
- # Transition to RED
441
- self.spiritual_state.transition_to(SpiritualState.RED, reasoning)
442
-
443
- # Detect language
444
  last_response = ""
445
  if self.spiritual_state.triage_session and self.spiritual_state.triage_session.patient_responses:
446
  last_response = self.spiritual_state.triage_session.patient_responses[-1]
@@ -462,12 +615,22 @@ class SimplifiedMedicalApp:
462
  # Update last assessment for display
463
  self.spiritual_state.last_assessment = assessment
464
 
465
- # Generate crisis response
466
- crisis_response = self._generate_crisis_response(patient_language, assessment)
 
 
 
 
467
 
468
- # Generate referral
469
- referral = self._generate_referral(assessment)
470
- logger.info(f"REFERRAL GENERATED:\n{referral}")
 
 
 
 
 
 
471
 
472
  return crisis_response
473
 
 
180
  conversation_context = self._get_conversation_context()
181
 
182
  # Route based on current spiritual state
183
+ if self.spiritual_state.is_awaiting_consent():
184
+ # Currently awaiting consent response - handle it
185
+ response = self._handle_consent_response(message)
186
+ elif self.spiritual_state.is_in_triage():
187
  # Currently in YELLOW state - continue triage
188
  response = self._handle_triage_response(message, conversation_context)
189
  # Note: _handle_triage_response methods (_resolve_to_green, _escalate_to_red)
 
372
  message: str
373
  ) -> str:
374
  """
375
+ Handle RED flag - ask for consent before referral.
376
+
377
+ Transitions to AWAITING_CONSENT state and asks patient for permission
378
+ to share information with spiritual care team.
379
 
380
  Requirement: 2.4
381
  """
382
+ logger.info("Handling RED flag - requesting consent")
383
+
384
+ # Detect patient language
385
+ patient_language = self._detect_language(message)
386
 
387
+ # Store pending referral data for when consent is given
388
+ self.spiritual_state.pending_referral = {
389
+ "assessment": assessment,
390
+ "language": patient_language,
391
+ "original_message": message
392
+ }
393
+
394
+ # Transition to AWAITING_CONSENT state
395
  self.spiritual_state.transition_to(
396
+ SpiritualState.AWAITING_CONSENT,
397
+ f"Red flag detected, awaiting consent: {', '.join(assessment.indicators)}"
398
  )
399
 
400
+ # Generate consent request response (not the referral yet)
401
+ consent_response = self._generate_crisis_response(patient_language, assessment)
402
+
403
+ return consent_response
404
+
405
+ def _handle_consent_response(self, message: str) -> str:
406
+ """
407
+ Handle patient's response to consent request.
408
+
409
+ If patient agrees → generate referral
410
+ If patient declines → return to medical dialog without referral
411
+
412
+ Requirement: Or_review.md section 4.A.3
413
+ """
414
+ logger.info(f"Handling consent response: {message[:50]}...")
415
+
416
+ # Detect language
417
  patient_language = self._detect_language(message)
418
 
419
+ # Check if patient consents
420
+ consent_given = self._check_consent(message)
421
+
422
+ if consent_given:
423
+ logger.info("Patient consented to spiritual care referral")
424
+ return self._process_consent_accepted(patient_language)
425
+ else:
426
+ logger.info("Patient declined spiritual care referral")
427
+ return self._process_consent_declined(patient_language)
428
+
429
+ def _check_consent(self, message: str) -> bool:
430
+ """
431
+ Check if patient's response indicates consent.
432
+
433
+ Returns True if patient agrees, False if declines or unclear.
434
+ """
435
+ message_lower = message.lower()
436
+
437
+ # Positive consent indicators (English)
438
+ positive_en = [
439
+ "yes", "yeah", "yep", "sure", "okay", "ok", "please", "i would",
440
+ "that would be", "i'd like", "sounds good", "go ahead", "i agree",
441
+ "i consent", "you can", "that's fine", "i'm open", "i accept"
442
+ ]
443
+
444
+ # Positive consent indicators (Ukrainian)
445
+ positive_uk = [
446
+ "так", "добре", "гаразд", "будь ласка", "я згоден", "я згодна",
447
+ "можна", "звичайно", "я хочу", "я б хотів", "я б хотіла",
448
+ "це було б", "я відкритий", "я відкрита", "погоджуюсь"
449
+ ]
450
+
451
+ # Negative consent indicators (English)
452
+ negative_en = [
453
+ "no", "nope", "not", "don't", "do not", "i don't want",
454
+ "no thanks", "no thank you", "i'm not", "i am not",
455
+ "i decline", "i refuse", "not interested", "not now",
456
+ "maybe later", "not right now", "i'd rather not"
457
+ ]
458
+
459
+ # Negative consent indicators (Ukrainian)
460
+ negative_uk = [
461
+ "ні", "не", "не хочу", "не треба", "не потрібно",
462
+ "дякую, ні", "я не хочу", "я відмовляюсь", "не зараз",
463
+ "можливо пізніше", "краще ні", "не цікавить"
464
+ ]
465
+
466
+ # Check for negative first (more conservative)
467
+ for neg in negative_en + negative_uk:
468
+ if neg in message_lower:
469
+ return False
470
+
471
+ # Check for positive
472
+ for pos in positive_en + positive_uk:
473
+ if pos in message_lower:
474
+ return True
475
+
476
+ # If unclear, treat as decline (respect patient autonomy)
477
+ return False
478
+
479
+ def _process_consent_accepted(self, language: str) -> str:
480
+ """Process accepted consent - generate and log referral."""
481
+ # Get pending referral data
482
+ pending = self.spiritual_state.pending_referral
483
+ if not pending:
484
+ logger.warning("No pending referral data found")
485
+ return self._handle_green_state("")
486
 
487
+ assessment = pending.get("assessment")
488
+
489
+ # Transition to RED (consent given)
490
+ self.spiritual_state.transition_to(
491
+ SpiritualState.RED,
492
+ "Patient consented to spiritual care referral"
493
+ )
494
+
495
+ # Generate and log referral
496
  referral = self._generate_referral(assessment)
497
+ logger.info(f"REFERRAL GENERATED (with consent):\n{referral}")
498
 
499
+ # Clear pending referral
500
+ self.spiritual_state.pending_referral = None
501
+
502
+ # Generate confirmation response
503
+ if language == "Ukrainian":
504
+ return """Дякую за вашу довіру. Я передам вашу інформацію нашій команді духовної підтримки, і хтось зв'яжеться з вами найближчим часом.
505
+
506
+ Пам'ятайте, що ви не самотні в цьому. Якщо вам потрібна негайна допомога:
507
+ • Лінія довіри: 7333 (безкоштовно з мобільного)
508
+ • Лайфлайн Україна: 0 800 500 335
509
+
510
+ Чи є щось ще, з чим я можу вам допомогти зараз?"""
511
+ else:
512
+ return """Thank you for your trust. I'll share your information with our spiritual care team, and someone will reach out to you soon.
513
+
514
+ Remember, you're not alone in this. If you need immediate help:
515
+ • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988
516
+ • Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
517
+
518
+ Is there anything else I can help you with right now?"""
519
+
520
+ def _process_consent_declined(self, language: str) -> str:
521
+ """Process declined consent - return to medical dialog without referral."""
522
+ # Transition back to GREEN (no referral)
523
+ self.spiritual_state.transition_to(
524
+ SpiritualState.GREEN,
525
+ "Patient declined spiritual care referral - returning to medical dialog"
526
+ )
527
+
528
+ # Clear pending referral
529
+ self.spiritual_state.pending_referral = None
530
+
531
+ # Update assessment to GREEN
532
+ self.spiritual_state.last_assessment = SpiritualAssessment(
533
+ state=SpiritualState.GREEN,
534
+ indicators=[],
535
+ confidence=0.9,
536
+ reasoning="Patient declined spiritual care referral"
537
+ )
538
+
539
+ # Generate respectful response
540
+ if language == "Ukrainian":
541
+ return """Я розумію і поважаю ваше рішення. Якщо ви передумаєте або захочете поговорити про це пізніше, я завжди тут.
542
+
543
+ Чи є щось інше, з чим я можу вам допомогти сьогодні?"""
544
+ else:
545
+ return """I understand and respect your decision. If you change your mind or want to talk about this later, I'm always here.
546
+
547
+ Is there anything else I can help you with today?"""
548
 
549
  def _resolve_to_green(self, reasoning: str) -> str:
550
  """
 
584
 
585
  def _escalate_to_red(self, reasoning: str) -> str:
586
  """
587
+ Escalate triage to RED - request consent before referral.
588
 
589
+ Uses consent-based approach: asks patient for permission before
590
+ generating referral, as required by Or_review.md section 2.
591
+
592
+ Requirement: 3.5, Or_review.md section 2
593
  """
594
  logger.info(f"Escalating to RED: {reasoning}")
595
 
596
+ # Detect language BEFORE clearing triage session
 
 
 
597
  last_response = ""
598
  if self.spiritual_state.triage_session and self.spiritual_state.triage_session.patient_responses:
599
  last_response = self.spiritual_state.triage_session.patient_responses[-1]
 
615
  # Update last assessment for display
616
  self.spiritual_state.last_assessment = assessment
617
 
618
+ # Store pending referral data for when consent is given
619
+ self.spiritual_state.pending_referral = {
620
+ "assessment": assessment,
621
+ "language": patient_language,
622
+ "original_message": last_response
623
+ }
624
 
625
+ # Transition to AWAITING_CONSENT state (not directly to RED)
626
+ # This ensures we ask for consent before generating referral
627
+ self.spiritual_state.transition_to(
628
+ SpiritualState.AWAITING_CONSENT,
629
+ f"Triage escalated to RED, awaiting consent: {reasoning}"
630
+ )
631
+
632
+ # Generate consent request response (not the referral yet)
633
+ crisis_response = self._generate_crisis_response(patient_language, assessment)
634
 
635
  return crisis_response
636
 
src/core/soft_triage_manager.py CHANGED
@@ -24,175 +24,34 @@ logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
24
  logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
25
 
26
 
27
- # System prompt for generating triage questions
28
- SYSTEM_PROMPT_TRIAGE_QUESTION = """<system_role>
29
- You are a compassionate healthcare assistant conducting a gentle wellness check. The patient may be experiencing some emotional or spiritual distress. Your task is to ask ONE empathetic, non-judgmental clarifying question to better understand their situation.
30
- </system_role>
31
-
32
- <guidelines>
33
- <guideline priority="high">Be warm and supportive, not clinical or interrogating</guideline>
34
- <guideline priority="high">Ask open-ended questions that invite sharing</guideline>
35
- <guideline priority="medium">Acknowledge their feelings without making assumptions</guideline>
36
- <guideline priority="medium">Keep the question natural, like a caring conversation</guideline>
37
- <guideline priority="critical">CRITICAL: Respond in the SAME LANGUAGE as the patient's message</guideline>
38
- </guidelines>
39
-
40
- <examples>
41
- <example>
42
- "It sounds like you're going through a difficult time. Would you like to tell me more about what's on your mind?"
43
- </example>
44
-
45
- <example>
46
- "I hear that things feel heavy right now. What would be most helpful for you to talk about?"
47
- </example>
48
-
49
- <example>
50
- "Thank you for sharing that with me. How have you been coping with these feelings?"
51
- </example>
52
 
53
- <example>
54
- "I can sense this is weighing on you. What's been the hardest part for you?"
55
- </example>
56
-
57
- <example>
58
- "You mentioned feeling [emotion]. Can you tell me more about that?"
59
- </example>
60
-
61
- <example>
62
- "Is there someone you can talk to about how you're feeling?"
63
- </example>
64
- </examples>
65
 
66
- <output_format>
67
- Respond with ONLY the question text, no JSON or formatting. Match the patient's language.
68
- </output_format>"""
69
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
70
 
71
  # System prompt for evaluating triage responses
72
- SYSTEM_PROMPT_TRIAGE_EVALUATE = """<system_role>
73
- You are evaluating a patient's response during a gentle wellness check. Based on the patient's response, determine the appropriate outcome to guide next steps.
74
-
75
- IMPORTANT: You have access to the full classification definitions to make accurate decisions.
76
- </system_role>
77
-
78
- <classification_definitions>
79
- <category name="GREEN" description="No spiritual/emotional distress">
80
- The patient's situation is NOT caused by and is NOT causing emotional/spiritual distress. The concern is:
81
- - Due to external factors (time constraints, routine changes, logistics)
82
- - Medical symptoms without emotional distress component
83
- - Temporary circumstances that patient is managing well
84
- - Patient has adequate support and coping mechanisms
85
- </category>
86
-
87
- <category name="RED" description="Clear spiritual/emotional distress requiring support">
88
- The patient shows clear indicators of emotional or spiritual distress:
89
- - Loss of meaning, purpose, or hope
90
- - Sadness, despair, grief that is affecting functioning
91
- - Spiritual questioning with distress (anger at God, loss of faith)
92
- - Identity disruption ("I don't know who I am anymore")
93
- - Isolation combined with distress
94
- - Guilt, shame, or remorse causing suffering
95
- - Crisis language (hopelessness, wanting to give up)
96
- - Patient with mental health condition expressing distress
97
- - Anticipatory emotional response causing distress
98
- </category>
99
-
100
- <category name="YELLOW" description="Ambiguous - need more information">
101
- It remains UNCLEAR whether the patient's situation is caused by or is causing emotional/spiritual distress. Use this only when you genuinely cannot determine if distress is present.
102
- </category>
103
- </classification_definitions>
104
-
105
- <outcome_categories>
106
- <outcome name="RESOLVED_GREEN" action="return_to_medical">
107
- <description>Patient's response indicates NO spiritual/emotional distress - situation is due to external factors</description>
108
- <indicators>
109
- - External causes identified: time constraints, routine changes, medical symptoms without emotional component
110
- - Patient mentions coping strategies or support from others
111
- - Describes temporary stress that is manageable
112
- - Reports feeling better or having resources
113
- - Shows resilience or positive outlook
114
- - Concern is logistical/practical, not emotional/spiritual
115
- </indicators>
116
- <examples>
117
- "I'm just having a bad day, but I have my family to talk to"
118
- "It's been tough, but I'm managing with my therapist's help"
119
- "I haven't been sleeping well because of my medication schedule"
120
- "I'm just busy with appointments, that's why I'm stressed"
121
- "My routine changed because of the treatment, but I'm adjusting"
122
- </examples>
123
- </outcome>
124
-
125
- <outcome name="ESCALATE_RED" action="generate_referral">
126
- <description>Patient's response indicates clear emotional/spiritual distress requiring support</description>
127
- <indicators>
128
- - Loss of meaning, purpose, or hope expressed
129
- - Sadness, despair, grief affecting daily life
130
- - Spiritual distress (anger at God, questioning faith with pain)
131
- - Identity disruption or loss of self
132
- - Persistent hopelessness without relief
133
- - Complete isolation with no support system
134
- - Inability to cope or function
135
- - Worsening symptoms or deterioration
136
- - Continued crisis language
137
- - Patient with mental health condition expressing distress
138
- - Anticipatory emotional response causing suffering
139
- </indicators>
140
- <examples>
141
- "I feel completely alone and nothing helps anymore"
142
- "Every day is worse, I can't see a way forward"
143
- "I don't know who I am anymore since the diagnosis"
144
- "What's the point of any of this?"
145
- "I feel like God has abandoned me"
146
- "I'm so sad all the time, I can't enjoy anything"
147
- "I'm terrified about what's going to happen and can't stop thinking about it"
148
- </examples>
149
- </outcome>
150
-
151
- <outcome name="CONTINUE" action="ask_another_question">
152
- <description>Response is still ambiguous - need more information to determine if distress is present</description>
153
- <indicators>
154
- - Vague or unclear response that doesn't clarify cause
155
- - Patient deflecting or avoiding the question
156
- - Mixed signals that need exploration
157
- - Cannot determine if external factors or emotional distress
158
- </indicators>
159
- <examples>
160
- "I don't know, it's complicated"
161
- "Maybe, I'm not sure"
162
- "Things are just different now"
163
- </examples>
164
- </outcome>
165
- </outcome_categories>
166
-
167
- <yellow_flow_logic>
168
- CRITICAL: The purpose of triage is to CLARIFY ambiguity. Apply these rules:
169
-
170
- 1. If patient's response indicates EXTERNAL CAUSES (time, routine, medical symptoms, logistics) → RESOLVED_GREEN
171
- 2. If patient's response indicates EMOTIONAL/SPIRITUAL DISTRESS (loss of meaning, sadness, despair, grief, spiritual pain) → ESCALATE_RED
172
- 3. If patient with known mental health condition expresses emotional distress → ESCALATE_RED
173
- 4. If patient expresses anticipatory emotional response causing distress → ESCALATE_RED
174
- 5. If response is still ambiguous and you cannot determine cause → CONTINUE (if questions remain)
175
- </yellow_flow_logic>
176
-
177
- <evaluation_process>
178
- <step>Review the patient's response carefully</step>
179
- <step>Identify if response indicates EXTERNAL causes (→ GREEN) or EMOTIONAL/SPIRITUAL distress (→ RED)</step>
180
- <step>Apply the yellow_flow_logic rules</step>
181
- <step>If still ambiguous and questions remain, choose CONTINUE</step>
182
- <step>Assess confidence in your determination</step>
183
- </evaluation_process>
184
-
185
- <output_format>
186
- Respond ONLY with valid JSON in this exact format:
187
- {
188
- "outcome": "resolved_green" | "escalate_red" | "continue",
189
- "indicators": ["indicator1", "indicator2"],
190
- "reasoning": "Brief explanation of why you chose this outcome based on the classification definitions",
191
- "confidence": 0.0-1.0
192
- }
193
-
194
- Do not include any text before or after the JSON object.
195
- </output_format>"""
196
 
197
 
198
  class SoftTriageManager:
 
24
  logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
25
 
26
 
27
+ # Load system prompt from external file
28
+ def _load_triage_question_prompt() -> str:
29
+ """Load the triage question system prompt from file."""
30
+ try:
31
+ from src.config.prompt_loader import load_prompt_from_file
32
+ return load_prompt_from_file('triage_question.txt')
33
+ except (ImportError, FileNotFoundError) as e:
34
+ logger.warning(f"Could not load triage question prompt from file: {e}")
35
+ # Fallback to a minimal prompt
36
+ return """You are a compassionate healthcare assistant. Ask ONE empathetic, non-judgmental clarifying question to better understand the patient's situation. Respond in the same language as the patient's message. Respond with ONLY the question text."""
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
37
 
38
+ # System prompt for generating triage questions
39
+ SYSTEM_PROMPT_TRIAGE_QUESTION = _load_triage_question_prompt()
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
40
 
 
 
 
41
 
42
+ # Load system prompt from external file
43
+ def _load_triage_evaluate_prompt() -> str:
44
+ """Load the triage evaluation system prompt from file."""
45
+ try:
46
+ from src.config.prompt_loader import load_prompt_from_file
47
+ return load_prompt_from_file('triage_evaluator.txt')
48
+ except (ImportError, FileNotFoundError) as e:
49
+ logger.warning(f"Could not load triage evaluate prompt from file: {e}")
50
+ # Fallback to a minimal prompt
51
+ return """You are evaluating a patient's response during a wellness check. Determine the outcome: "resolved_green" (no distress), "escalate_red" (clear distress), or "continue" (need more info). Respond with JSON: {"outcome": "resolved_green|escalate_red|continue", "indicators": [], "reasoning": "explanation", "confidence": 0.0-1.0}"""
52
 
53
  # System prompt for evaluating triage responses
54
+ SYSTEM_PROMPT_TRIAGE_EVALUATE = _load_triage_evaluate_prompt()
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
55
 
56
 
57
  class SoftTriageManager:
src/core/spiritual_monitor.py CHANGED
@@ -61,225 +61,28 @@ YELLOW_FLAG_INDICATORS = [
61
  ]
62
 
63
 
64
- # System prompt for spiritual classification
65
- SYSTEM_PROMPT_SPIRITUAL_MONITOR = """<system_role>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
66
  You are a background spiritual distress classifier for a medical chatbot. Your task is to analyze patient messages and classify their level of spiritual or emotional distress to help route them to appropriate support.
67
  </system_role>
68
 
69
- <classification_categories>
70
- You must classify this message into exactly ONE of the following three categories:
71
-
72
- <category name="GREEN" severity="no_distress">
73
- The message contains only medical symptoms, routine questions, appointment scheduling, medication inquiries, or other standard healthcare topics. There are no indicators of emotional or spiritual distress.
74
- </category>
75
-
76
- <category name="YELLOW" severity="ambiguous_distress">
77
- The message contains indicators where it is UNCLEAR whether the patient's situation is caused by or is causing emotional/spiritual distress, or if it is due to something else (medical symptoms, pain, temporary circumstances, external factors).
78
-
79
- YELLOW is NOT about severity level - it is about AMBIGUITY. Use YELLOW when you need more information to determine if the situation warrants spiritual care support.
80
-
81
- Common YELLOW scenarios:
82
- - Patient mentions potentially distressing circumstances without expressing emotional distress
83
- - Patient reports loss of loved one but hasn't expressed how they're coping emotionally
84
- - Patient mentions having no help but hasn't indicated if this is causing distress
85
- - Patient describes difficult situation but cause of any distress is unclear
86
-
87
- Indicators that may warrant YELLOW classification:
88
-
89
- <emotional_expressions>
90
- - Sleep difficulties, insomnia (Dysomnias/Difficulty sleeping)
91
- - Fatigue, emotional exhaustion
92
- - Anxiety, worry, fear
93
- - Depressive symptoms, sadness
94
- - Crying (may indicate deeper distress)
95
- </emotional_expressions>
96
-
97
- <spiritual_existential_concerns>
98
- - Spiritual or existential questions (about God, faith, life's meaning, purpose)
99
- - Questions about identity: "Who am I now?" "I don't recognize myself"
100
- - Questions about suffering: "Why is this happening to me?" "What's the purpose of this pain?"
101
- - Concerns about beliefs, values system
102
- - Desire to share intense spiritual/religious experiences
103
- </spiritual_existential_concerns>
104
-
105
- <loss_and_grief>
106
- - Grief or loss (not acute crisis)
107
- - Loss of interest in hobbies, creative expression, nature
108
- - Anticipatory grieving
109
- - Grieving in the context of life review
110
- - Regret about past actions or decisions
111
- </loss_and_grief>
112
-
113
- <social_relational>
114
- - Loneliness or isolation
115
- - Feeling alienated from relationships
116
- - Concerns about family, being a burden
117
- - Inadequate interpersonal relations
118
- - Separation from support system
119
- </social_relational>
120
-
121
- <control_and_autonomy>
122
- - Feeling overwhelmed or stressed
123
- - Loss of control, confidence, serenity
124
- - Insufficient courage to face challenges
125
- - Loss of independence
126
- - Difficulty accepting aging process
127
- </control_and_autonomy>
128
-
129
- <spiritual_practices>
130
- - Altered religious ritual or spiritual practice
131
- - Impaired ability for introspection
132
- - Cultural conflict with medical culture
133
- - Inadequate environmental control for spiritual needs
134
- </spiritual_practices>
135
-
136
- <examples>
137
- "I can't sleep at night, my mind won't stop racing" (unclear if medical or emotional cause)
138
- "I used to love gardening, but now I can't" (unclear if causing distress or just factual)
139
- "My mother passed away last month" (unclear how patient is coping emotionally)
140
- "I don't have anyone to help me at home" (unclear if this is causing distress)
141
- "I've been feeling tired lately" (could be medical or emotional)
142
- "Things have been difficult since my diagnosis" (unclear extent of emotional impact)
143
- "I'm worried about my upcoming surgery" (normal concern vs spiritual distress unclear)
144
- "I haven't been able to go to church lately" (unclear if causing spiritual distress)
145
- </examples>
146
-
147
- <yellow_follow_up_purpose>
148
- When classifying as YELLOW, the purpose of follow-up questions is to CLARIFY:
149
- - Is the situation CAUSING emotional/spiritual distress? → Escalate to RED
150
- - Is the distress due to external factors (time, routine, medical symptoms)? → Downgrade to GREEN
151
- - Does the patient express loss of meaning, sadness, despair, grief? → Escalate to RED
152
- </yellow_follow_up_purpose>
153
- </category>
154
-
155
- <category name="RED" severity="severe_distress">
156
- The message contains indicators of severe distress or crisis, including:
157
-
158
- <crisis_language>
159
- - ANY mention of suicide, suicidal thoughts, or suicidal ideation
160
- - Self-harm thoughts or behaviors
161
- - Explicit wishes to die or not wake up
162
- - Statements like "I can't go on," "I want to end it," "no reason to live"
163
- - "Better off dead," "wish I was dead," "want to disappear"
164
- - Active crisis or emergency language
165
- </crisis_language>
166
 
167
- <severe_emotional_states>
168
- - Anger (especially spiritual anger toward God/higher power)
169
- - Excessive guilt that dominates daily functioning
170
- - Severe hopelessness combined with crisis language
171
- - Complete loss of hope for the future
172
- - Expressing suffering that feels unbearable
173
- - Spiritual pain (soul-level suffering beyond physical)
174
- </severe_emotional_states>
175
 
176
- <grief_and_loss_severe>
177
- - Disenfranchised grief (unrecognized by society)
178
- - Maladaptive grieving (prolonged, unresolved)
179
- - Complicated grief (persistent, intense, disrupts life)
180
- - Loss of a loved one combined with crisis language
181
- </grief_and_loss_severe>
182
-
183
- <existential_crisis>
184
- - Questioning meaning of life with despair: "What's the point of any of this?"
185
- - Questioning meaning of suffering with hopelessness
186
- - Questioning own dignity: "Am I still worth anything?" "Am I just a burden?"
187
- - Complete loss of identity and purpose
188
- </existential_crisis>
189
-
190
- <expressions_of_severe_distress>
191
- - Feeling of emptiness (profound inner void)
192
- - Feeling unloved, worthless, unwanted
193
- - Need for forgiveness (overwhelming guilt/remorse)
194
- - Inability to experience transcendence or supportive forces
195
- - Feeling of having unfinished business (with urgency/despair)
196
- - Concern about medical treatment (with desperation/giving up)
197
- </expressions_of_severe_distress>
198
-
199
- <physical_manifestations>
200
- - Uncontrolled pain (causing existential distress)
201
- - Pain that makes patient question if life is worth living
202
- </physical_manifestations>
203
-
204
- <examples>
205
- "I can't take this anymore, I want it to end"
206
- "There's no point in going on, I'm just a burden"
207
- "I wish I wouldn't wake up tomorrow"
208
- "Life has no meaning anymore, why continue?"
209
- "I feel completely empty inside, nothing matters"
210
- "God has abandoned me, I'm worthless"
211
- "The pain is unbearable, I can't do this anymore"
212
- "I want to kill myself"
213
- "Better off dead"
214
- "No reason to live"
215
- "I can't go on like this"
216
- </examples>
217
- </category>
218
- </classification_categories>
219
-
220
- <critical_rules>
221
- 1. ANY mention of suicide, self-harm, death wishes, or wanting to die is ALWAYS classified as RED, regardless of other content
222
- 2. When uncertain between GREEN and YELLOW, always choose YELLOW (err on the side of caution)
223
- 3. When uncertain between YELLOW and RED, carefully evaluate for active crisis language - if present, choose RED
224
- 4. Spiritual questions alone (without crisis indicators) are YELLOW, not RED
225
- 5. Multiple YELLOW indicators together still remain YELLOW unless crisis language is present
226
- 6. Physical pain or medical symptoms alone are GREEN unless accompanied by emotional/spiritual distress language
227
- 7. Patient with known mental health condition who expresses emotional or spiritual distress → RED (regardless of diagnosis)
228
- 8. Patient expressing anticipatory emotional response causing distress → RED
229
- 9. YELLOW is about AMBIGUITY, not severity - use YELLOW when you need clarification about whether distress is present
230
- 10. If patient clearly expresses emotional/spiritual distress (loss of meaning, sadness, despair, grief) → RED, not YELLOW
231
- </critical_rules>
232
-
233
- <analysis_process>
234
- Before providing your classification, use the scratchpad to think through your analysis:
235
-
236
- <scratchpad>
237
- - Identify any distress indicators present in the message
238
- - Note the severity level of each indicator
239
- - Consider whether crisis language is present
240
- - Determine which category best fits
241
- - Assess your confidence level
242
- </scratchpad>
243
- </analysis_process>
244
-
245
- <output_format>
246
- After your analysis, provide your classification in valid JSON format with the following structure:
247
- - "state": Must be exactly "green", "yellow", or "red" (lowercase)
248
- - "indicators": An array of specific distress indicators found (empty array [] if none)
249
- - "confidence": A number between 0.0 and 1.0 representing your confidence in the classification
250
- - "reasoning": A brief 1-2 sentence explanation of why you chose this classification
251
-
252
- Your response must be ONLY valid JSON in this exact format:
253
- {
254
- "state": "green" | "yellow" | "red",
255
- "indicators": ["indicator1", "indicator2"],
256
- "confidence": 0.0-1.0,
257
- "reasoning": "Brief explanation"
258
- }
259
-
260
- Do not include any text before or after the JSON object.
261
- </output_format>
262
-
263
- <consent_based_messaging>
264
- CRITICAL FOR RED CLASSIFICATIONS:
265
- When a message is classified as RED, the system will generate a response that asks for patient CONSENT before connecting them with spiritual care support. This is essential for patient autonomy.
266
-
267
- The response MUST:
268
- - Ask for permission before sharing patient information
269
- - Use phrases like "Would you be open to..." or "Would you like..."
270
- - Respect patient's right to decline
271
-
272
- The response MUST NOT:
273
- - Assume the patient wants to be connected with support
274
- - Use assumptive language like "I'm connecting you with..." or "Someone will reach out..."
275
- - Make decisions on behalf of the patient
276
-
277
- Example of CORRECT consent-based language:
278
- "Some patients who feel this way find it helpful to talk with someone from our spiritual care team. Would you be open to me sharing your information so they can reach out to you?"
279
-
280
- Example of INCORRECT assumptive language (DO NOT USE):
281
- "I'm connecting you with our spiritual care team so someone can reach out to you personally."
282
- </consent_based_messaging>"""
283
 
284
 
285
  class SpiritualMonitor:
 
61
  ]
62
 
63
 
64
+ # Load system prompt from external file
65
+ def _load_spiritual_monitor_prompt() -> str:
66
+ """Load the spiritual monitor system prompt from file."""
67
+ try:
68
+ from src.config.prompt_loader import load_prompt_from_file
69
+ return load_prompt_from_file('spiritual_monitor.txt')
70
+ except (ImportError, FileNotFoundError) as e:
71
+ logger.warning(f"Could not load spiritual monitor prompt from file: {e}")
72
+ # Fallback to a minimal prompt
73
+ return """<system_role>
74
  You are a background spiritual distress classifier for a medical chatbot. Your task is to analyze patient messages and classify their level of spiritual or emotional distress to help route them to appropriate support.
75
  </system_role>
76
 
77
+ Classify messages as:
78
+ - "green": No spiritual/emotional distress indicators
79
+ - "yellow": Ambiguous - need clarification
80
+ - "red": Clear distress requiring support
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
81
 
82
+ Respond with JSON: {"state": "green|yellow|red", "indicators": [], "confidence": 0.0-1.0, "reasoning": "explanation"}"""
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
83
 
84
+ # System prompt for spiritual classification
85
+ SYSTEM_PROMPT_SPIRITUAL_MONITOR = _load_spiritual_monitor_prompt()
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
86
 
87
 
88
  class SpiritualMonitor:
src/core/spiritual_state.py CHANGED
@@ -22,12 +22,14 @@ class SpiritualState(Enum):
22
  GREEN: Normal - no distress indicators detected
23
  YELLOW: Potential - soft triage in progress (max 3 questions)
24
  RED: Severe - referral needed
 
25
 
26
  Requirements: 5.1, 7.1
27
  """
28
  GREEN = "green"
29
  YELLOW = "yellow"
30
  RED = "red"
 
31
 
32
 
33
  class TriageOutcome(Enum):
@@ -101,10 +103,11 @@ class SessionSpiritualState:
101
  Tracks current state, triage session (if active), and history.
102
 
103
  Attributes:
104
- spiritual_state: Current state (GREEN/YELLOW/RED)
105
  triage_session: Active triage session (None if not in YELLOW)
106
  last_assessment: Most recent spiritual assessment
107
  state_history: List of state transitions for debugging
 
108
 
109
  Requirements: 7.1, 7.2, 7.3
110
  """
@@ -112,6 +115,7 @@ class SessionSpiritualState:
112
  triage_session: Optional[TriageSession] = None
113
  last_assessment: Optional[SpiritualAssessment] = None
114
  state_history: List[str] = field(default_factory=list)
 
115
 
116
  def transition_to(self, new_state: SpiritualState, reason: str = ""):
117
  """
@@ -157,6 +161,10 @@ class SessionSpiritualState:
157
  """Check if currently in soft triage (YELLOW state)."""
158
  return self.spiritual_state == SpiritualState.YELLOW
159
 
 
 
 
 
160
  def should_force_triage_decision(self) -> bool:
161
  """
162
  Check if triage should force a decision.
 
22
  GREEN: Normal - no distress indicators detected
23
  YELLOW: Potential - soft triage in progress (max 3 questions)
24
  RED: Severe - referral needed
25
+ AWAITING_CONSENT: RED detected, waiting for patient consent response
26
 
27
  Requirements: 5.1, 7.1
28
  """
29
  GREEN = "green"
30
  YELLOW = "yellow"
31
  RED = "red"
32
+ AWAITING_CONSENT = "awaiting_consent"
33
 
34
 
35
  class TriageOutcome(Enum):
 
103
  Tracks current state, triage session (if active), and history.
104
 
105
  Attributes:
106
+ spiritual_state: Current state (GREEN/YELLOW/RED/AWAITING_CONSENT)
107
  triage_session: Active triage session (None if not in YELLOW)
108
  last_assessment: Most recent spiritual assessment
109
  state_history: List of state transitions for debugging
110
+ pending_referral: Referral data waiting for consent (None if not awaiting)
111
 
112
  Requirements: 7.1, 7.2, 7.3
113
  """
 
115
  triage_session: Optional[TriageSession] = None
116
  last_assessment: Optional[SpiritualAssessment] = None
117
  state_history: List[str] = field(default_factory=list)
118
+ pending_referral: Optional[dict] = None
119
 
120
  def transition_to(self, new_state: SpiritualState, reason: str = ""):
121
  """
 
161
  """Check if currently in soft triage (YELLOW state)."""
162
  return self.spiritual_state == SpiritualState.YELLOW
163
 
164
+ def is_awaiting_consent(self) -> bool:
165
+ """Check if waiting for patient consent response."""
166
+ return self.spiritual_state == SpiritualState.AWAITING_CONSENT
167
+
168
  def should_force_triage_decision(self) -> bool:
169
  """
170
  Check if triage should force a decision.
src/interface/simplified_gradio_app.py CHANGED
@@ -186,6 +186,27 @@ def create_simplified_interface():
186
  if debug_mode:
187
  gr.Markdown("### 🔧 Debug Info")
188
  debug_info = gr.Markdown(value="")
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
189
 
190
  # Conversation Verification tab (chat-derived)
191
  with gr.TabItem("🧾 Conversation Verification", id="conversation_verification"):
@@ -626,7 +647,62 @@ CSV note:
626
  # Get updated conversation stats
627
  stats = get_conversation_stats(session)
628
 
629
- return new_history, status, session, "", stats
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
630
 
631
  def handle_clear(session: SimplifiedSessionData):
632
  """Handle clear chat."""
@@ -635,7 +711,8 @@ CSV note:
635
 
636
  session.update_activity()
637
  new_history, status = session.app_instance.reset_session()
638
- return new_history, status, session
 
639
 
640
  def get_status(session: SimplifiedSessionData):
641
  """Get current status."""
@@ -1847,20 +1924,20 @@ To revert, use "Reset to Default" button.
1847
  send_btn.click(
1848
  handle_message,
1849
  inputs=[msg, chatbot, session_data],
1850
- outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats]
1851
  )
1852
 
1853
  msg.submit(
1854
  handle_message,
1855
  inputs=[msg, chatbot, session_data],
1856
- outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats]
1857
  )
1858
 
1859
  # Clear chat
1860
  clear_btn.click(
1861
  handle_clear,
1862
  inputs=[session_data],
1863
- outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data]
1864
  )
1865
 
1866
  # Refresh status
@@ -1873,25 +1950,24 @@ To revert, use "Reset to Default" button.
1873
  # Example buttons
1874
  def send_example_with_stats(example_text: str, history, session: SimplifiedSessionData):
1875
  """Send example message and return stats."""
1876
- new_history, status, updated_session, msg, stats = handle_message(example_text, history, session)
1877
- return new_history, status, updated_session, msg, stats
1878
 
1879
  example_medical.click(
1880
  lambda h, s: send_example_with_stats("I have a headache and feel tired", h, s),
1881
  inputs=[chatbot, session_data],
1882
- outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats]
1883
  )
1884
 
1885
  example_wellness.click(
1886
  lambda h, s: send_example_with_stats("I'm feeling stressed and overwhelmed lately", h, s),
1887
  inputs=[chatbot, session_data],
1888
- outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats]
1889
  )
1890
 
1891
  example_help.click(
1892
  lambda h, s: send_example_with_stats("How can you help me with my health?", h, s),
1893
  inputs=[chatbot, session_data],
1894
- outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats]
1895
  )
1896
 
1897
  # Conversation logging buttons
@@ -1906,6 +1982,51 @@ To revert, use "Reset to Default" button.
1906
  inputs=[session_data],
1907
  outputs=[download_csv_btn]
1908
  )
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1909
 
1910
  # Download helper (used by embedded Conversation Verification tab)
1911
  def _download_latest_verification_json(session: SimplifiedSessionData):
 
186
  if debug_mode:
187
  gr.Markdown("### 🔧 Debug Info")
188
  debug_info = gr.Markdown(value="")
189
+
190
+ # Provider Summary Panel (for RED flags) - always visible but content controlled
191
+ with gr.Column(scale=1) as provider_summary_column:
192
+ with gr.Group(visible=False) as provider_summary_content:
193
+ gr.Markdown("### 📋 Provider Summary")
194
+ gr.Markdown("*For Spiritual Care Team*", elem_classes=["provider-subtitle"])
195
+
196
+ provider_summary_status = gr.Markdown(
197
+ value="**Provider Summary Generated**\n\nA detailed summary has been generated for the spiritual care team. Use the Download button below to access the full summary."
198
+ )
199
+
200
+ with gr.Row():
201
+ download_summary_btn = gr.DownloadButton(
202
+ "📥 Download Summary",
203
+ size="sm",
204
+ variant="secondary"
205
+ )
206
+ clear_summary_btn = gr.Button(
207
+ "🗑️ Clear",
208
+ size="sm"
209
+ )
210
 
211
  # Conversation Verification tab (chat-derived)
212
  with gr.TabItem("🧾 Conversation Verification", id="conversation_verification"):
 
647
  # Get updated conversation stats
648
  stats = get_conversation_stats(session)
649
 
650
+ # Check for provider summary (RED flag case)
651
+ provider_summary_text = ""
652
+ show_provider_panel = False
653
+ last_summary = session.app_instance.get_last_provider_summary()
654
+
655
+ # Debug logging
656
+ print(f"DEBUG: last_summary exists: {last_summary is not None}")
657
+ if last_summary:
658
+ print(f"DEBUG: summary patient: {last_summary.patient_name}")
659
+ print(f"DEBUG: summary indicators: {last_summary.indicators}")
660
+ provider_summary_text = session.app_instance.provider_summary_generator.format_for_display(last_summary)
661
+ show_provider_panel = True
662
+ print(f"DEBUG: formatted summary length: {len(provider_summary_text)}")
663
+ print(f"DEBUG: show_provider_panel: {show_provider_panel}")
664
+ else:
665
+ print("DEBUG: No provider summary found")
666
+
667
+ # Debug: print what we're returning
668
+ print(f"DEBUG RETURN: show_panel={show_provider_panel}, text_len={len(provider_summary_text)}")
669
+ if provider_summary_text:
670
+ print(f"DEBUG RETURN: first 100 chars: {provider_summary_text[:100]}")
671
+
672
+ # Format as HTML for display
673
+ if provider_summary_text:
674
+ import html
675
+ escaped_text = html.escape(provider_summary_text)
676
+ html_content = f"<pre style='white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: monospace; font-size: 11px; background: #fffbeb; padding: 10px; border-radius: 8px; max-height: 400px; overflow-y: auto;'>{escaped_text}</pre>"
677
+ else:
678
+ html_content = "<pre style='white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: monospace; font-size: 11px; background: #fffbeb; padding: 10px; border-radius: 8px;'>No summary available</pre>"
679
+
680
+ # Use gr.update for both visibility and value
681
+ if not provider_summary_text:
682
+ provider_summary_text = ""
683
+
684
+ # Generate status message for provider summary
685
+ if show_provider_panel and provider_summary_text:
686
+ status_msg = f"""**🔴 Provider Summary Generated**
687
+
688
+ **Patient:** {session.app_instance.patient_info.get('name', 'Test Patient')}
689
+ **Classification:** RED FLAG
690
+ **Indicators:** {len(session.app_instance.get_last_provider_summary().indicators) if session.app_instance.get_last_provider_summary() else 0} distress indicators detected
691
+ **Summary Length:** {len(provider_summary_text)} characters
692
+
693
+ Use the **Download Summary** button below to access the complete provider summary for the spiritual care team."""
694
+ else:
695
+ status_msg = "No provider summary available"
696
+
697
+ return (
698
+ new_history,
699
+ status,
700
+ session,
701
+ "",
702
+ stats,
703
+ gr.update(visible=show_provider_panel), # provider_summary_content visibility
704
+ status_msg # provider_summary_status content
705
+ )
706
 
707
  def handle_clear(session: SimplifiedSessionData):
708
  """Handle clear chat."""
 
711
 
712
  session.update_activity()
713
  new_history, status = session.app_instance.reset_session()
714
+ # Also hide provider summary content
715
+ return new_history, status, session, gr.update(visible=False), "No provider summary available"
716
 
717
  def get_status(session: SimplifiedSessionData):
718
  """Get current status."""
 
1924
  send_btn.click(
1925
  handle_message,
1926
  inputs=[msg, chatbot, session_data],
1927
+ outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats, provider_summary_content, provider_summary_status]
1928
  )
1929
 
1930
  msg.submit(
1931
  handle_message,
1932
  inputs=[msg, chatbot, session_data],
1933
+ outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats, provider_summary_content, provider_summary_status]
1934
  )
1935
 
1936
  # Clear chat
1937
  clear_btn.click(
1938
  handle_clear,
1939
  inputs=[session_data],
1940
+ outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, provider_summary_content, provider_summary_status]
1941
  )
1942
 
1943
  # Refresh status
 
1950
  # Example buttons
1951
  def send_example_with_stats(example_text: str, history, session: SimplifiedSessionData):
1952
  """Send example message and return stats."""
1953
+ return handle_message(example_text, history, session)
 
1954
 
1955
  example_medical.click(
1956
  lambda h, s: send_example_with_stats("I have a headache and feel tired", h, s),
1957
  inputs=[chatbot, session_data],
1958
+ outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats, provider_summary_content, provider_summary_status]
1959
  )
1960
 
1961
  example_wellness.click(
1962
  lambda h, s: send_example_with_stats("I'm feeling stressed and overwhelmed lately", h, s),
1963
  inputs=[chatbot, session_data],
1964
+ outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats, provider_summary_content, provider_summary_status]
1965
  )
1966
 
1967
  example_help.click(
1968
  lambda h, s: send_example_with_stats("How can you help me with my health?", h, s),
1969
  inputs=[chatbot, session_data],
1970
+ outputs=[chatbot, status_box, session_data, msg, conversation_stats, provider_summary_content, provider_summary_status]
1971
  )
1972
 
1973
  # Conversation logging buttons
 
1982
  inputs=[session_data],
1983
  outputs=[download_csv_btn]
1984
  )
1985
+
1986
+ # Provider Summary panel handlers
1987
+ def download_provider_summary(session: SimplifiedSessionData):
1988
+ """Download provider summary as text file."""
1989
+ if session is None:
1990
+ return None
1991
+
1992
+ last_summary = session.app_instance.get_last_provider_summary()
1993
+ if not last_summary:
1994
+ return None
1995
+
1996
+ try:
1997
+ import tempfile
1998
+ import os
1999
+ from datetime import datetime
2000
+
2001
+ # Create temp file with summary
2002
+ timestamp = datetime.now().strftime("%Y%m%d_%H%M%S")
2003
+ filename = f"provider_summary_{timestamp}.txt"
2004
+ filepath = os.path.join(tempfile.gettempdir(), filename)
2005
+
2006
+ summary_text = session.app_instance.provider_summary_generator.format_for_display(last_summary)
2007
+ with open(filepath, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
2008
+ f.write(summary_text)
2009
+
2010
+ return filepath
2011
+ except Exception as e:
2012
+ print(f"Error downloading provider summary: {e}")
2013
+ return None
2014
+
2015
+ def clear_provider_summary():
2016
+ """Clear provider summary panel."""
2017
+ return gr.update(visible=False), "No provider summary available"
2018
+
2019
+ download_summary_btn.click(
2020
+ download_provider_summary,
2021
+ inputs=[session_data],
2022
+ outputs=[download_summary_btn]
2023
+ )
2024
+
2025
+ clear_summary_btn.click(
2026
+ clear_provider_summary,
2027
+ inputs=[],
2028
+ outputs=[provider_summary_content, provider_summary_status]
2029
+ )
2030
 
2031
  # Download helper (used by embedded Conversation Verification tab)
2032
  def _download_latest_verification_json(session: SimplifiedSessionData):
test_provider_summary_ui.py ADDED
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1
+ #!/usr/bin/env python3
2
+ """
3
+ Test script for Provider Summary UI functionality.
4
+ """
5
+
6
+ import gradio as gr
7
+ import html as html_module
8
+ from src.core.provider_summary_generator import ProviderSummary, ProviderSummaryGenerator
9
+ from datetime import datetime
10
+
11
+ def create_test_summary():
12
+ """Create a test provider summary."""
13
+ return ProviderSummary(
14
+ patient_name="Test Patient",
15
+ patient_phone="555-123-4567",
16
+ situation_description="Patient expressing suicidal ideation",
17
+ indicators=["suicidal_thoughts", "hopelessness"],
18
+ classification="RED",
19
+ confidence=0.95,
20
+ reasoning="Patient explicitly mentioned wanting to end their life",
21
+ triage_context=[],
22
+ conversation_context="user: I want to end my life\nassistant: I hear you...",
23
+ generated_at=datetime.now().isoformat()
24
+ )
25
+
26
+ def test_interface():
27
+ """Create test interface for Provider Summary."""
28
+
29
+ with gr.Blocks(title="Provider Summary Test") as demo:
30
+ gr.Markdown("# Provider Summary Test")
31
+
32
+ # State to store summary
33
+ summary_state = gr.State(value="")
34
+
35
+ with gr.Row():
36
+ with gr.Column(scale=2):
37
+ gr.Markdown("## Chat Simulation")
38
+ test_btn = gr.Button("🔴 Simulate RED Flag", variant="primary")
39
+ clear_btn = gr.Button("🗑️ Clear")
40
+ result_text = gr.Textbox(label="Debug", lines=3)
41
+
42
+ with gr.Column(scale=1, visible=False) as provider_panel:
43
+ gr.Markdown("### 📋 Provider Summary")
44
+ gr.Markdown("*For Spiritual Care Team*")
45
+
46
+ # Using simple Textbox - most reliable
47
+ summary_box = gr.Textbox(
48
+ label="",
49
+ value="Waiting...",
50
+ lines=25,
51
+ max_lines=30,
52
+ interactive=False
53
+ )
54
+
55
+ download_btn = gr.DownloadButton("📥 Download", size="sm")
56
+
57
+ # Event handlers
58
+ def simulate_red_flag():
59
+ """Simulate RED flag detection."""
60
+ summary = create_test_summary()
61
+ generator = ProviderSummaryGenerator()
62
+ formatted_text = generator.format_for_display(summary)
63
+
64
+ print(f"Generated summary length: {len(formatted_text)}")
65
+ print(f"First 100 chars: {formatted_text[:100]}")
66
+
67
+ debug_msg = f"Length: {len(formatted_text)}"
68
+
69
+ return (
70
+ gr.update(visible=True), # show panel
71
+ formatted_text, # update textbox
72
+ debug_msg, # debug info
73
+ formatted_text # store in state
74
+ )
75
+
76
+ def clear_summary():
77
+ """Clear summary."""
78
+ return (
79
+ gr.update(visible=False), # hide panel
80
+ "Cleared", # clear textbox
81
+ "Cleared", # debug
82
+ "" # clear state
83
+ )
84
+
85
+ test_btn.click(
86
+ simulate_red_flag,
87
+ inputs=[],
88
+ outputs=[provider_panel, summary_box, result_text, summary_state]
89
+ )
90
+
91
+ clear_btn.click(
92
+ clear_summary,
93
+ inputs=[],
94
+ outputs=[provider_panel, summary_box, result_text, summary_state]
95
+ )
96
+
97
+ return demo
98
+
99
+ if __name__ == "__main__":
100
+ demo = test_interface()
101
+ demo.launch(server_name="0.0.0.0", server_port=7862, share=False)