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    A PROGRESS REPORT, FROM START TO END.

    This is the complete document, with a fictional patient: a per-session progress chart, a summary and next steps. Below, we separate what the AI prepared from what the professional validated.

    The document

    Sessions 8–13, a fictional patient.

    Progress reportB. M., age 8Sessions 8–13 · Jan–Mar 2026Illustrative example

    Progress per session (0–10)

    /r/ in isolated words: 3 · 4 · 4 · 6 · 7 · 8 (Session 8–13)/r/ in sentences: 1 · 2 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 (Session 8–13)

    Summary

    Across six sessions, production of the /r/ phoneme in isolated words rose from 3 to 8 on a 0–10 scale, and in sentences from 1 to 5. Generalisation into spontaneous speech remains the most demanding step and stays the main goal.

    Next steps

    • Keep up the five minutes of daily practice at home.
    • Move from read sentences to sentences the child builds.
    • Review the indicators with the guardian at session 16.
    Draft prepared by the AI — reviewed and signed by Inês C., SLT (fictional)
    Illustrative example with fictional data. The AI prepares and summarises; the professional always validates and decides. It does not replace clinical assessment.
    Who does what

    What the AI did. What the professional validated.

    WHAT THE AI DID

    • Gathered the indicators from the six session notes and ordered them by date.
    • Drew the progress chart from those values, inventing no readings.
    • Wrote a draft summary in plain language, from what had been recorded.
    • Suggested next steps aligned with the goals the professional had already set.

    WHAT THE PROFESSIONAL VALIDATED

    • Read the draft next to the original notes and corrected whatever did not match the session.
    • Decided which goals stay and which change in the next cycle.
    • Chose what leaves the record and for whom — sharing is always an explicit act.
    • Signed the report: clinical responsibility always belongs to whoever signs.

    Illustrative example with fictional data. The AI prepares and summarises; the professional always validates and decides. It does not replace clinical assessment.

    FAQ

    What we usually get asked.

    Yes, and that is the intended flow. The AI prepares a draft from what was recorded in the sessions; the professional reviews, adjusts, adds and always decides before using or sharing it.

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