{"summary":{"total":122,"last24h":10,"refused":7,"fallback":5},"conversations":[{"id":777,"created_at":"2026-04-26 23:03:40","from_number":"***O652","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Should I recommend PrEP to a HIV-negative patient with positive partner?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"PrEP — Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis","section":"§ 3","score":0.66}],"response_text":"Per PrEP Protocol § 3: sero-discordant partners are a priority eligibility group, particularly when the positive partner is not yet virally suppressed. Refer for facility eligibility assessment. Want to log this for follow-up?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2300},{"id":796,"created_at":"2026-04-26 22:04:10","from_number":"***O916","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient on TB treatment is yellow-eyed at month 2","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"TB Treatment & Case Management Protocol","section":"§ 7","score":0.73}],"response_text":"Per TB Protocol § 7: jaundice on first-line TB treatment may indicate hepatotoxicity. Escalate to district TB coordinator same-day. Logging emergency referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2738},{"id":122,"created_at":"2026-04-26 21:52:44","from_number":"***bd09","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"my leg hurts","safety_outcome":"fallback_with_warning","retrieved_sources":[],"response_text":"⚠️ Not from your ministry protocols — general public-health information.\n\nLeg pain can have many causes, and as a CHW, your role is to assess for danger signs such as severe swelling, redness, warmth, numbness, or pain following an injury, and refer to a clinic if any are present. Per WHO general guidance, any leg pain that is severe, persistent, or accompanied by these signs should be evaluated by a clinician — this is beyond CHW scope to diagnose or treat.\n\nPlease visit your nearest health facility if the pain is severe or worsening.\n\nWant me to flag this as a question your ministry should add a protocol for?","response_warning":"missing_citation","latency_ms":3520},{"id":121,"created_at":"2026-04-26 21:52:29","from_number":"***69aa","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Why is this so bad","safety_outcome":"fallback_with_warning","retrieved_sources":[],"response_text":"It looks like your message may have been cut short, or I'm missing some context about what you're referring to. Could you share more details about what situation or condition you're asking about?\n\nI want to make sure I give you the most helpful and accurate information for your work. 😊","response_warning":"missing_citation","latency_ms":2969},{"id":797,"created_at":"2026-04-26 21:16:07","from_number":"***O567","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Newborn has fast breathing and chest indrawing","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Referral Pathway","section":"§ 4","score":0.72}],"response_text":"Per MNCH § 4.2 + IMCI: chest indrawing in a newborn = severe pneumonia signs. Refer immediately. Logging this referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2523},{"id":827,"created_at":"2026-04-26 18:37:44","from_number":"***O646","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Child under 5 with diarrhea and lethargy","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Referral Pathway","section":"§ 5","score":0.7}],"response_text":"Per MNCH § 5.1: lethargy is an IMCI danger sign. Severe dehydration with diarrhea also requires immediate referral. Logging this referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2632},{"id":822,"created_at":"2026-04-26 17:51:05","from_number":"***O329","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Child with MUAC 110mm, what now?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) Management","section":"§ 3","score":0.76}],"response_text":"Per SAM § 3.1: MUAC < 115mm = SAM. Same-day facility referral required. Facility will perform appetite test and complications screen. Logging this referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1790},{"id":784,"created_at":"2026-04-26 12:08:36","from_number":"***O486","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Cluster of 3 children with rash and fever in one village","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Childhood Immunization Schedule (EPI)","section":"§ 8","score":0.78}],"response_text":"Per Immunization § 8: cluster of children with rash + fever = suspected measles. Report immediately to district EPI coordinator for outbreak response. Logging this report.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2121},{"id":725,"created_at":"2026-04-26 09:57:13","from_number":"***O124","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Pregnant woman has severe headache and blurred vision","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Referral Pathway","section":"§ 1","score":0.78}],"response_text":"Per MNCH Referral Pathway § 1: severe headache with blurred vision is a danger sign for pre-eclampsia. Arrange immediate transport to the nearest CEmOC facility. Logging this as an emergency referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2339},{"id":732,"created_at":"2026-04-26 04:41:43","from_number":"***O444","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"How do I counsel about contraceptive options?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Family Planning & Contraception Counseling","section":"§ 4","score":0.64}],"response_text":"Per Family Planning § 4: use the GATHER framework — Greet, Ask, Tell, Help (choose), Explain, Return. Discuss method effectiveness, side effects, and dual protection (condoms + another method) for STI/HIV protection. Want me to send the method comparison table?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2171},{"id":724,"created_at":"2026-04-25 23:26:53","from_number":"***O996","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Mother says child won't eat for 2 days","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) Management","section":"§ 3","score":0.65}],"response_text":"Per SAM § 3.3 + IMCI: refusal to eat is an IMCI danger sign in any child under 5. Conduct MUAC measurement and edema check. Refer if any acute malnutrition criteria met. Logging assessment.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2425},{"id":821,"created_at":"2026-04-25 23:08:50","from_number":"***O929","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Pregnant woman has severe headache and blurred vision","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Referral Pathway","section":"§ 1","score":0.78}],"response_text":"Per MNCH Referral Pathway § 1: severe headache with blurred vision is a danger sign for pre-eclampsia. Arrange immediate transport to the nearest CEmOC facility. Logging this as an emergency referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2841},{"id":751,"created_at":"2026-04-25 22:46:46","from_number":"***O603","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"TB contact in household, what do I check for?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"TB Treatment & Case Management Protocol","section":"§ 6","score":0.69}],"response_text":"Per TB Protocol § 6: screen each household contact for symptoms within 7 days of index case diagnosis. Children under 5 and HIV-positive contacts: refer for TB preventive therapy regardless of symptoms. Logging?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1628},{"id":730,"created_at":"2026-04-25 22:01:22","from_number":"***O976","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"My ART patient missed her refill last month. What do I do?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Missed-Dose & Defaulter Tracing Pathway","section":"§ 4","score":0.62}],"response_text":"Per ART Defaulter Pathway § 4.2: home visit between days 14 and 28, leave a discreet note if not reached, escalate to facility supervisor if refusing re-engagement. Want to log this as a defaulter case for your supervisor?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1824},{"id":801,"created_at":"2026-04-25 15:02:06","from_number":"***O930","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Does my patient have HIV based on these symptoms?","safety_outcome":"clinical_advice_requested","retrieved_sources":null,"response_text":"I can't recommend dosing, diagnosis, or drug interactions — that's a clinician's call. I can send you the relevant protocol section. Want me to do that?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":16},{"id":758,"created_at":"2026-04-25 14:12:37","from_number":"***O509","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Patient on ART is reporting jaundice at month 2","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Initiation Protocol","section":"§ 8","score":0.69}],"response_text":"Per ART Initiation Protocol § 8: severe rash, jaundice, or persistent vomiting after starting ART — refer to facility same-day. Suspected drug toxicity requires clinician review. Logging this referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2833},{"id":826,"created_at":"2026-04-25 09:22:17","from_number":"***O272","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"How do I test for HIV in a community setting?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"HIV Testing & Counseling (HTS)","section":"§ 5","score":0.71}],"response_text":"Per HIV Testing & Counseling § 5: rapid finger-prick test, read at 15-20 min. Follow national algorithm with second confirmatory test if reactive. Want me to send the full pre-test counseling checklist?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2024},{"id":760,"created_at":"2026-04-25 09:21:55","from_number":"***O655","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient on TB treatment is yellow-eyed at month 2","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"TB Treatment & Case Management Protocol","section":"§ 7","score":0.73}],"response_text":"Per TB Protocol § 7: jaundice on first-line TB treatment may indicate hepatotoxicity. Escalate to district TB coordinator same-day. Logging emergency referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1701},{"id":813,"created_at":"2026-04-25 09:12:20","from_number":"***O784","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient with urethral discharge, male, sexually active","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"STI Screening & Syndromic Management","section":"§ 3","score":0.68}],"response_text":"Per STI Screening § 3: urethral discharge in men is most likely gonorrhea or chlamydia. Refer to facility for syndromic management. Partner notification should follow. Want me to log this referral?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2515},{"id":825,"created_at":"2026-04-25 05:52:49","from_number":"***O844","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Pregnant woman with positive syphilis screening","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"STI Screening & Syndromic Management","section":"§ 7","score":0.74}],"response_text":"Per STI § 7.1: pregnant woman with positive syphilis MUST be treated within 48 hours. Congenital syphilis causes stillbirth and severe infant disease. Refer same-day to facility. Logging emergency.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2257},{"id":795,"created_at":"2026-04-25 01:38:40","from_number":"***O372","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient with urethral discharge, male, sexually active","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"STI Screening & Syndromic Management","section":"§ 3","score":0.68}],"response_text":"Per STI Screening § 3: urethral discharge in men is most likely gonorrhea or chlamydia. Refer to facility for syndromic management. Partner notification should follow. Want me to log this referral?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1791},{"id":740,"created_at":"2026-04-25 01:27:55","from_number":"***O438","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"How long does HIV testing take to give a result?","safety_outcome":"fallback_general_knowledge","retrieved_sources":null,"response_text":"⚠️ Not from your ministry protocols — general public-health information.\n\nWHO-recommended rapid tests give results in 15–20 minutes. The window period (when an early infection may not be detected) is up to 6 weeks. Want me to flag this as a question your ministry should add a protocol for?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2831},{"id":765,"created_at":"2026-04-24 23:35:59","from_number":"***O770","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient on ART is reporting jaundice at month 2","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Initiation Protocol","section":"§ 8","score":0.69}],"response_text":"Per ART Initiation Protocol § 8: severe rash, jaundice, or persistent vomiting after starting ART — refer to facility same-day. Suspected drug toxicity requires clinician review. Logging this referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1718},{"id":753,"created_at":"2026-04-24 18:16:23","from_number":"***O802","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient on TB treatment is yellow-eyed at month 2","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"TB Treatment & Case Management Protocol","section":"§ 7","score":0.73}],"response_text":"Per TB Protocol § 7: jaundice on first-line TB treatment may indicate hepatotoxicity. Escalate to district TB coordinator same-day. Logging emergency referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1981},{"id":757,"created_at":"2026-04-24 17:16:50","from_number":"***O897","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"My ART patient missed her refill last month. What do I do?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Missed-Dose & Defaulter Tracing Pathway","section":"§ 4","score":0.62}],"response_text":"Per ART Defaulter Pathway § 4.2: home visit between days 14 and 28, leave a discreet note if not reached, escalate to facility supervisor if refusing re-engagement. Want to log this as a defaulter case for your supervisor?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1557},{"id":840,"created_at":"2026-04-24 14:27:05","from_number":"***O993","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient on ART is reporting jaundice at month 2","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Initiation Protocol","section":"§ 8","score":0.69}],"response_text":"Per ART Initiation Protocol § 8: severe rash, jaundice, or persistent vomiting after starting ART — refer to facility same-day. Suspected drug toxicity requires clinician review. Logging this referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2904},{"id":749,"created_at":"2026-04-24 12:14:04","from_number":"***O503","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"What's a good lunch recipe?","safety_outcome":"fallback_general_knowledge","retrieved_sources":null,"response_text":"⚠️ Not from your ministry protocols — general public-health information.\n\nThat's outside what I can help with. For nutrition guidance for your patients, see the SAM management protocol or family planning counseling. Want me to flag this as a question outside scope?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1705},{"id":764,"created_at":"2026-04-24 10:26:32","from_number":"***O874","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Can I start this patient on ART today after positive test?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Initiation Protocol","section":"§ 3","score":0.68}],"response_text":"Per ART Initiation Protocol § 3.1: same-day initiation is preferred when patient is clinically stable, has no active TB symptoms, and consents. CHWs do not prescribe; refer to facility nurse for prescription. Want me to log this referral?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2404},{"id":726,"created_at":"2026-04-24 05:42:16","from_number":"***O580","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient on ART is reporting jaundice at month 2","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Initiation Protocol","section":"§ 8","score":0.69}],"response_text":"Per ART Initiation Protocol § 8: severe rash, jaundice, or persistent vomiting after starting ART — refer to facility same-day. Suspected drug toxicity requires clinician review. Logging this referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2006},{"id":806,"created_at":"2026-04-24 04:39:30","from_number":"***O478","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"How do I test for HIV in a community setting?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"HIV Testing & Counseling (HTS)","section":"§ 5","score":0.71}],"response_text":"Per HIV Testing & Counseling § 5: rapid finger-prick test, read at 15-20 min. Follow national algorithm with second confirmatory test if reactive. Want me to send the full pre-test counseling checklist?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2542},{"id":788,"created_at":"2026-04-24 01:59:28","from_number":"***O187","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"How do I counsel about contraceptive options?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Family Planning & Contraception Counseling","section":"§ 4","score":0.64}],"response_text":"Per Family Planning § 4: use the GATHER framework — Greet, Ask, Tell, Help (choose), Explain, Return. Discuss method effectiveness, side effects, and dual protection (condoms + another method) for STI/HIV protection. Want me to send the method comparison table?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2496},{"id":744,"created_at":"2026-04-23 19:35:33","from_number":"***O535","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"My ART patient missed her refill last month. What do I do?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Missed-Dose & Defaulter Tracing Pathway","section":"§ 4","score":0.62}],"response_text":"Per ART Defaulter Pathway § 4.2: home visit between days 14 and 28, leave a discreet note if not reached, escalate to facility supervisor if refusing re-engagement. Want to log this as a defaulter case for your supervisor?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2648},{"id":808,"created_at":"2026-04-23 17:54:40","from_number":"***O467","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient has cough for 3 weeks, what should I do?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"TB Treatment & Case Management Protocol","section":"§ 3","score":0.67}],"response_text":"Per TB Treatment Protocol § 3.1: cough lasting ≥ 2 weeks is a presumptive TB indicator. Refer for sputum collection and GeneXpert testing at facility. Want to log this referral?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2408},{"id":772,"created_at":"2026-04-23 15:07:41","from_number":"***O811","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Should I recommend PrEP to a HIV-negative patient with positive partner?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"PrEP — Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis","section":"§ 3","score":0.66}],"response_text":"Per PrEP Protocol § 3: sero-discordant partners are a priority eligibility group, particularly when the positive partner is not yet virally suppressed. Refer for facility eligibility assessment. Want to log this for follow-up?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2902},{"id":754,"created_at":"2026-04-23 08:59:36","from_number":"***O340","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"My ART patient missed her refill last month. What do I do?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Missed-Dose & Defaulter Tracing Pathway","section":"§ 4","score":0.62}],"response_text":"Per ART Defaulter Pathway § 4.2: home visit between days 14 and 28, leave a discreet note if not reached, escalate to facility supervisor if refusing re-engagement. Want to log this as a defaulter case for your supervisor?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2546},{"id":771,"created_at":"2026-04-23 03:35:24","from_number":"***O560","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Patient on TB treatment is yellow-eyed at month 2","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"TB Treatment & Case Management Protocol","section":"§ 7","score":0.73}],"response_text":"Per TB Protocol § 7: jaundice on first-line TB treatment may indicate hepatotoxicity. Escalate to district TB coordinator same-day. Logging emergency referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2319},{"id":778,"created_at":"2026-04-22 19:18:37","from_number":"***O613","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient with urethral discharge, male, sexually active","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"STI Screening & Syndromic Management","section":"§ 3","score":0.68}],"response_text":"Per STI Screening § 3: urethral discharge in men is most likely gonorrhea or chlamydia. Refer to facility for syndromic management. Partner notification should follow. Want me to log this referral?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1557},{"id":792,"created_at":"2026-04-22 17:28:48","from_number":"***O709","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Mother missed her first antenatal visit at 12 weeks","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Referral Pathway","section":"§ 2","score":0.65}],"response_text":"Per MNCH § 2: 8 antenatal contacts is the standard, with first contact before 12 weeks. Schedule home visit, screen for danger signs, link to first ANC. Want to log this follow-up?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2837},{"id":794,"created_at":"2026-04-22 16:06:01","from_number":"***O553","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Pregnant woman has severe headache and blurred vision","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Referral Pathway","section":"§ 1","score":0.78}],"response_text":"Per MNCH Referral Pathway § 1: severe headache with blurred vision is a danger sign for pre-eclampsia. Arrange immediate transport to the nearest CEmOC facility. Logging this as an emergency referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2760},{"id":755,"created_at":"2026-04-22 10:50:04","from_number":"***O245","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Newborn has fast breathing and chest indrawing","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Referral Pathway","section":"§ 4","score":0.72}],"response_text":"Per MNCH § 4.2 + IMCI: chest indrawing in a newborn = severe pneumonia signs. Refer immediately. Logging this referral.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1930},{"id":807,"created_at":"2026-04-22 08:41:00","from_number":"***O512","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"TB contact in household, what do I check for?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"TB Treatment & Case Management Protocol","section":"§ 6","score":0.69}],"response_text":"Per TB Protocol § 6: screen each household contact for symptoms within 7 days of index case diagnosis. Children under 5 and HIV-positive contacts: refer for TB preventive therapy regardless of symptoms. Logging?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1549},{"id":743,"created_at":"2026-04-22 04:34:25","from_number":"***O162","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Adolescent asking for confidential family planning","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Family Planning & Contraception Counseling","section":"§ 7","score":0.66}],"response_text":"Per Family Planning § 7.1: all methods are medically eligible for adolescents. Counsel confidentially, no parental notification required. Long-acting methods (implants, IUDs) particularly suitable. Want to log this consultation?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1725},{"id":783,"created_at":"2026-04-22 02:04:48","from_number":"***O397","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"My ART patient missed her refill last month. What do I do?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Missed-Dose & Defaulter Tracing Pathway","section":"§ 4","score":0.62}],"response_text":"Per ART Defaulter Pathway § 4.2: home visit between days 14 and 28, leave a discreet note if not reached, escalate to facility supervisor if refusing re-engagement. Want to log this as a defaulter case for your supervisor?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1562},{"id":793,"created_at":"2026-04-22 00:54:11","from_number":"***O668","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Adolescent asking for confidential family planning","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Family Planning & Contraception Counseling","section":"§ 7","score":0.66}],"response_text":"Per Family Planning § 7.1: all methods are medically eligible for adolescents. Counsel confidentially, no parental notification required. Long-acting methods (implants, IUDs) particularly suitable. Want to log this consultation?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1930},{"id":780,"created_at":"2026-04-21 22:42:45","from_number":"***O808","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"My ART patient missed her refill last month. What do I do?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"ART Missed-Dose & Defaulter Tracing Pathway","section":"§ 4","score":0.62}],"response_text":"Per ART Defaulter Pathway § 4.2: home visit between days 14 and 28, leave a discreet note if not reached, escalate to facility supervisor if refusing re-engagement. Want to log this as a defaulter case for your supervisor?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1637},{"id":727,"created_at":"2026-04-21 22:17:16","from_number":"***O473","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Patient with urethral discharge, male, sexually active","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"STI Screening & Syndromic Management","section":"§ 3","score":0.68}],"response_text":"Per STI Screening § 3: urethral discharge in men is most likely gonorrhea or chlamydia. Refer to facility for syndromic management. Partner notification should follow. Want me to log this referral?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2531},{"id":742,"created_at":"2026-04-21 16:22:50","from_number":"***O260","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Mother says child won't eat for 2 days","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) Management","section":"§ 3","score":0.65}],"response_text":"Per SAM § 3.3 + IMCI: refusal to eat is an IMCI danger sign in any child under 5. Conduct MUAC measurement and edema check. Refer if any acute malnutrition criteria met. Logging assessment.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1598},{"id":824,"created_at":"2026-04-21 14:10:03","from_number":"***O579","input_type":"voice","transcribed_text":"Does my patient have HIV based on these symptoms?","safety_outcome":"clinical_advice_requested","retrieved_sources":null,"response_text":"I can't recommend dosing, diagnosis, or drug interactions — that's a clinician's call. I can send you the relevant protocol section. Want me to do that?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":23},{"id":804,"created_at":"2026-04-21 12:40:08","from_number":"***O927","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"How do I counsel about contraceptive options?","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Family Planning & Contraception Counseling","section":"§ 4","score":0.64}],"response_text":"Per Family Planning § 4: use the GATHER framework — Greet, Ask, Tell, Help (choose), Explain, Return. Discuss method effectiveness, side effects, and dual protection (condoms + another method) for STI/HIV protection. Want me to send the method comparison table?","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":1824},{"id":728,"created_at":"2026-04-21 00:03:43","from_number":"***O623","input_type":"text","transcribed_text":"Cluster of 3 children with rash and fever in one village","safety_outcome":"allowed","retrieved_sources":[{"source":"Childhood Immunization Schedule (EPI)","section":"§ 8","score":0.78}],"response_text":"Per Immunization § 8: cluster of children with rash + fever = suspected measles. Report immediately to district EPI coordinator for outbreak response. Logging this report.","response_warning":null,"latency_ms":2189}]}