Adult, older-adult and children's beds — the bed-type field is the trust's biggest gap (recorded in ≤2.25%).
| fields the agent extracted for this currency model | |
| clinical need | acute manic episode |
| bed type | general acute adult mental health bed (recorded in ≤2.25%) |
| admission status | MHA 2(1)(c), now consenting |
| length of stay | 4 nights |
currency model: Adult/children's · inpatient setting Inpatient payment needs the bed type and the admission context. Bed type is the trust's most-quoted gap — recorded in ≤ 2.25% of contacts — yet it decides which inpatient band (acute & PICU, rehab, specialist, forensic) the contact pays under.
| recorded field | NELFT completeness |
|---|---|
| clinical need (diagnosis or presenting complaint) | 98.7% |
| bed type | ≤ 2.25% |
| primary reason for referral · service/team type | not retrievable at warehouse grain |
The agent read the episode as a manic presentation of bipolar disorder, classified F31 (category confidence 80%), ranked the leaf candidates and returned F31.10 with the sibling F31.13 close behind — the same payment category either way — and, from the "general acute adult mental health bed" line, selected the acute inpatient band MAB98A. That bed-type extraction is precisely the ≤2.25% gap closed by reading the note instead of the form field.