End-to-end admission and discharge example

Use only an assigned synthetic clinic. Luna and Example Owner A are test records; this gives no treatment/dosage recommendation. Each action needs its own access.

1. Open patient identity, owner, clinic connection and activity.
2. Start hospitalization with an eligible room/bed. Select admission clinic day, clinician, care team and gross charge/service context.
3. Verify active admission, placement and gross daily charge.
4. If needed, create the same patient's treatment plan and clinical tasks. Use an explicit offered link; same patient does not automatically link everything.
5. Check administration and task completion separately. Dosage differs from sale quantity.
6. For surgery, verify patient/time/team/checklist and correctly bound consent.
7. Review discharge date, care warnings and final cost. Resolve incomplete care before overriding warnings.
8. Open discharge state, bed availability, tasks, report and sale/payment separately.

Expected result

One admission with correct patient/place/team, preserved history and canonical days/cost. Discharge alone neither collects debt nor signs surgery/completes every task.

Failure branch

Correct an existing misplaced admission instead of creating another. Read current records after disconnect. Daily-charge and payment errors need different corrections. Signed records are not ordinary editable drafts.