De-identified childhood neurologic-history source

SRC-CHILDHOOD-NEURO-HISTORY-001 · Private childhood neurologic-history source document

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports that childhood neurologic history existed before the adult acute-care events.
• It is relevant only as background context for communication/access/neurologic-history continuity.
• The raw document is not deployed because it may identify the person through childhood diagnosis, dates, providers, institutions, and family history.
• Public language remains generalized as childhood neurologic history.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified early historical medical-record source

SRC-CHILDHOOD-NEURO-HISTORY-002 · Private early-life historical medical source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source preserves early historical medical context without publishing identifying childhood records.
• It supports the background-continuity layer: longstanding medical history can matter when later records are fragmented.
• The raw document remains private because early childhood records can be highly identifying even when old.
• Public language stays generalized and source-mapped.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified HRSA / CICP compensation-route source

SRC-CICP-HRSA-001 · Private HRSA / CICP injury-compensation program source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports the federal compensation-record route and the need to assemble source records, vaccine documentation, medical records, and timeline evidence.
• It connects the website's source-map logic to an administrative benefits/claim-submission process.
• It is not presented as proof of causation by itself; it preserves the existence of the claim route and record requirements.
• Raw claim/benefit materials are held privately.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified compensation-record authorization / source-routing form

SRC-CICP-RECORD-AUTHORIZATION-001 · Private authorization / record-routing source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports the compensation-record and records-release routing lane.
• It can be used to show that record authorization and source routing existed without publishing the raw form.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description — claim statement narrative

SRC-CICP-STMT-001 · Private claim-support statement

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private statement organizes a claimed sequence involving vaccination, symptom development, specialty evaluation, surgery, hospitalization, and later source-record requests.
• The statement includes a provider-record request list and a narrative conclusion about causation and compensation criteria.
• The public source card treats this as a claimant narrative/source index, not as independent medical proof.
• The public version does not publish names, exact provider names, exact addresses, doctor names, exact dates, case numbers, or signatures.

Clickable claim-to-source layer

SRC-CLAIM-SOURCE-LAYER-001 · Website provenance feature / source-badge layer

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The source-badge layer links public claims to de-identified source cards and flat source summaries. It does not expose raw records.

What this supports

• The website should not only tell the story; it should show the source trail for the story.
• Every important claim can be connected to a source ID.
• The user can click a source badge to open a de-identified source drawer.
• Raw records remain private while the public website shows where the statement came from.

De-identified emergency communication-access note source

SRC-COMM-ACCESS-001 · Private emergency communication-accommodation / nurse-note source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw communication note is not deployed publicly. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• Communication-access needs existed before the acute-care escalation.
• The source trail included speech difficulty, hand-use difficulty, episode-related interruption, and phone/voice-support needs.
• The source trail framed the condition as neurological/physical rather than a fabricated or purely behavioral presentation.
• This supports the Project Fionigan claim that the communication plan existed but did not reliably govern the handoff.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• provider names
• direct contact information
• exact date and raw wording
• patient-specific record identifiers

De-identified conference poster / abstract / handout origin source

SRC-CONFERENCE-POSTER-001 · Public conference poster, abstract, and handout lineage source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The poster and abstract lane is public-facing where already approved. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• Project Fionigan began as a conference poster and handout built around a one-page clinical continuity report.
• The public poster/abstract material became the bridge into the current website story.
• The website changed from a static poster-support page into a lived continuity report and public accessibility framework.
• The conference/poster lane is part of the approved public-history path, while raw private medical records remain private.

What was removed or generalized

• personal identifiers
• raw medical documents
• private source attachments
• non-public conference/project notes

De-identified contact / correspondence source

SRC-CONTACT-CORRESPONDENCE-001 · Private contact or correspondence source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source preserves a contact/correspondence lane without exposing person names, direct contact information, or raw messages.
• It is available for future source-badge placement if the claim-to-source crosswalk needs it.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified direct certification / direct-serve school nutrition source

SRC-DIRECT-CERT-SCHOOL-NUTRITION-001 · Project background / school nutrition eligibility data-flow source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source preserves the professional background claim that school nutrition work involved direct-serve/direct-certification style lists and matching logic.
• The same logic appears in Project Fionigan: source intake, eligibility/status, matching records, resolving discrepancies, and building an audit-ready trail.
• It supports the bridge from school nutrition IT governance into medical-record continuity governance.
• No student, household, eligibility, SNAP case, or school-system records are deployed.

What was removed or generalized

• student names
• household data
• SNAP/direct-certification records
• school-system identifiers
• audit workpapers

De-identified source description - academic EMG/NCS objective source

SRC-EMG-ACADEMIC-2023-001 · Private EMG/NCS after-visit and neurophysiology report

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private EMG/NCS report documents bilateral upper-extremity electrodiagnostic testing.
• The public summary preserves the source meaning: the study was abnormal and supported mild right median sensory mononeuropathy at the wrist plus chronic left cervical radiculopathy.
• The report also stated that there was no electrodiagnostic evidence suggesting brachial plexopathy or myopathy.
• The raw report contains patient name, record number, birth date, exact appointment data, provider names, facility/location details, and technical tables and is not deployed publicly.
• This source supports the public source trail for the structural/functional diagnostic-discrepancy layer.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified external clinical source

SRC-EXTERNAL-CLINICAL-SOURCE-001 · Private external clinical source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source preserves an additional clinical/supporting document lane without exposing raw identifiers.
• It is pending more granular placement after line-by-line review.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified EyeGaze / school-access layer summary

SRC-EYEGAZE-SCHOOL-ACCESS-001 · Project concept extension from school-access conversation

This is a de-identified project-source summary.

What this supports

• The school-accessibility branch of Project Fionigan is not only about one incident or one building.
• The website overlay should be tested as an access layer for eye-gaze, dwell-click, keyboard, switch, and low-motor-control navigation.
• A school nutrition/menu use case is a practical example: a student, family member, or staff user could use large controls, read-aloud, search, sections, language support, and simplified page structure without relying on hand control or dense navigation.
• This connects the medical-continuity journey to a broader public-accessibility framework.

De-identified federal specialty movement-disorder intake / evaluation source

SRC-FED-INTAKE-001 · Private federal specialty clinical evaluation source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports that a federal specialty movement-disorder / functional-neurology lane existed before later acute-care escalation.
• It supports the FND / ED bridge by showing that functional-neurology source context was already part of the record.
• It does not publish raw clinical narrative, protocol identifiers, provider names, or patient identifiers.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified federal specialty EMG/EEG neurophysiology source

SRC-FED-NEUROPHYS-001 · Private federal specialty neurophysiology report

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports that objective specialty neurophysiology testing existed in the source trail.
• It supports the functional-movement / functional-chorea lane without publishing raw technical tables, names, IDs, or the report itself.
• It is one of the primary source anchors for the claim that the functional-neurology lane already existed before the acute event.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description - federal specialty record-release authorization source

SRC-FED-RELEASEAUTH-001 · Private medical-record release authorization form

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private form is a medical-record authorization for release of federal specialty clinical records to a federal compensation-program recipient.
• The form requests release of broad clinical-record categories, including clinical notes, diagnostic testing, radiology, pathology, laboratory results, and other specified material over a defined period.
• The raw form contains recipient information, address/fax details, form fields, date-range fields, and authorization language.
• This source supports the public source map by documenting that federal specialty records were being routed to the compensation-record chain.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified federal specialty supporting document source

SRC-FED-SPECIALTY-DOCUMENT-001 · Private federal specialty supporting document

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source preserves an additional federal specialty document lane uploaded with the NIH/federal specialty materials.
• It supports the source-chain and record-retrieval trail without exposing the raw document publicly.
• It is available for future sentence-level source badges if a claim needs this specific supporting source.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

Public Federal Register / CICP context source

SRC-FEDREG-CICP-2025-001 · Official public Federal Register context source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source provides public federal regulatory context related to the compensation-program lane.
• It is public-source context only and is not a patient-specific record.
• It supports the administrative/regulatory layer of the project without exposing private claim documents.
• The local HTML copy is treated as source context; public legal/regulatory interpretation should be reviewed by counsel.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified FND emergency-department bridge

SRC-FND-ED-BRIDGE-CONTEXT-001 · Public FND emergency-department literature + private source-map bridge

This is a de-identified public bridge summary. Raw patient-specific medical, hospital, legal, and communication records are not deployed in this file. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• Public FND emergency-department literature describes an emergency-care pitfall: FND can present acutely like seizure, stroke, movement disorder, or other neurologic disease.
• The Project Fionigan case adds a continuity question: what happens when the FND / functional movement lane already exists before the acute event?
• The private source map includes pre-existing functional movement / functional-chorea documentation, communication-access needs, episode-related speech and hand-use difficulty, and later acute-care/legal escalation.
• The bridge is not anti-medicine and not anti-psychiatry. It is anti-context-collapse.
• The purpose is to keep diagnosis, source context, communication method, symptom pattern, open questions, corrections, and next steps from collapsing into one acute impression.

What was removed or generalized

• Public literature authors and concepts may be named as public-source context.
• Patient-specific hospital/provider/institution names are generalized.
• Raw records, raw communication notes, raw legal forms, and raw clinical reports remain private/protected.

De-identified source description — Project Fionigan governor/kernel source

SRC-GOVERNOR-KERNEL-001 · Private project-governance / framework lineage source

De-identified project-governance source summary only. The raw source is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private project-governance packet describes the one-page continuity report as the wedge and the governor/kernel as the continuity-rebaseline structure.
• It frames Project Fionigan as an accessibility-native continuity framework with provenance, discrepancy, source-status, review traceability, and carry-forward logic.
• The raw NDA/project packet is not deployed publicly.
• This public flat entry is included so the source map shows the governance/kernel lineage without exposing confidential project material.

What was removed or generalized

• person names where not needed for public source context
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact patient-specific dates and times

De-identified source description - academic health-system grievance response

SRC-GRIEVANCE-ACADEMIC-2024-001 · Private patient-centered-services / grievance response letter

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private letter responds to a grievance forwarded from a consumer-complaint route.
• It summarizes the organization's position that the movement symptoms were not explained by an orthopedic/spine cause and that neurology/neurosurgery routing was the recommended pathway.
• It also includes a conduct/communication warning and apology language.
• The raw letter contains patient name, address, organization name, provider names, exact dates, department contact information, signature, and disputed event details and is not deployed publicly.
• This source supports the source map for the referral-loop and structural-versus-functional interpretation issue.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified commitment / appeal context source

SRC-HOSP-COMMITMENT-APPEAL-2025-001 · Private inpatient commitment / appeal context source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This child source lane represents commitment, appeal, or involuntary-hospitalization context present in the RTF packet.
• It supports the connection between hospital charting, legal custody process, and patient-rights/procedural review.
• Raw legal and clinical details remain private.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified diagnostic-labeling / FND-vs-psychiatric framing source

SRC-HOSP-DIAGNOSTIC-LABELING-2025-001 · Private diagnostic-labeling chart-source lane

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This child source lane represents diagnostic-labeling and framing material in the 1–20 RTF packet.
• It supports the Project Fionigan point that the record included overlapping functional-neurologic, psychiatric, legal, and behavioral interpretations.
• It is used when explaining how the FND lane can collapse into a psychiatric/legal lane under pressure.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified hospital stay source packet

SRC-HOSP-EARLY-STAY-SOURCE-001 · Private hospital-stay source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports the hospital-stay source lane and can be linked to the FND/ED bridge, case-study preview, and hospital-source crosswalk.
• The raw hospital source is held privately pending line-by-line de-identification.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified inpatient group-note / functional-observation source

SRC-HOSP-GROUP-NOTE-2025-001 · Private inpatient group-note / functional observation source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This child source lane represents group-note or functional-observation-style material within the 1–20 RTF packet.
• It supports the contradiction layer: some chart fragments may document participation, on-task behavior, problem-solving, frustration tolerance, or similar organized functioning while other fragments frame psychiatric escalation.
• The public site can cite this source when discussing why a single collapsed interpretation is not enough.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified medication-plan / medication-monitoring context source

SRC-HOSP-MEDICATION-2025-001 · Private inpatient medication-plan / medication-monitoring chart source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This child source lane represents medication-plan and medication-monitoring context within the 1–20 RTF packet.
• It connects the inpatient psychiatric chart lane to the lab/medication-monitoring source trail.
• The raw medication details stay private, but the public site can source the existence of a medication-management lane.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified psychiatric admission / intake source

SRC-HOSP-PSYCH-ADMIT-2025-001 · Private inpatient psychiatric admission / intake source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This child source lane represents admission/intake-style chart fragments within the 1–20 RTF packet.
• It supports that the event entered a psychiatric/inpatient stabilization frame.
• It should be read beside the FND / functional-neurology source lane, communication-access source lane, and TDO/legal doorway source lane.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified psychiatric progress-note sequence source

SRC-HOSP-PSYCH-PROGRESS-2025-001 · Private inpatient psychiatric progress-note sequence

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This child source lane represents progress-note-style chart fragments within the 1–20 RTF packet.
• It supports the continuity of psychiatric/inpatient framing over multiple chart entries.
• It allows the public site to reference progress-note sequencing without publishing raw clinical notes.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified inpatient psychiatric / behavioral-health chart-note packet — complete 1–20 RTF set

SRC-HOSP-PSYCH-RTF-2025-001 · Private inpatient psychiatric / behavioral-health chart fragments

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The complete uploaded RTF set contains 20 inpatient psychiatric / behavioral-health chart fragments from the early-2025 hospitalization window.
• The packet supports the psychiatric/inpatient stabilization lane, diagnostic-labeling lane, medication-plan lane, appeal/commitment context, and the record's own functional-neurologic-disorder / abnormal-movement references.
• The public source card preserves that these records exist and are complete as a 1–20 set without publishing raw psychiatric notes.
• This source supports the FND / ED bridge because it shows how an acute medical/functional-neurology source trail and psychiatric/legal charting lane can overlap and compete.
• The public inventory lists all 20 RTF items by file number, size, and checksum without exposing raw text.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified early-2025 hospital / timeline source

SRC-HOSP-TIMELINE-2025-001 · Private timeline / chronology source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source preserves a structured timeline of the early-2025 hospitalization and related care-route events.
• It supports the public case-study and FND/ED bridge by keeping the chronology separate from raw psychiatric/court/lab documents.
• It is useful for claim-to-source crosswalk entries that need a timeline source without exposing raw records.
• Raw timeline details, names, exact times, and direct quotes remain private.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description — state human-rights/reporting source

SRC-HUMANRIGHTS-001 · Private state human-rights/incident-report export

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private report records a medical-neglect allegation involving reported seizure-like symptoms and a concern that medical attention was not provided.
• The report also records that the allegation was closed as unsubstantiated based on the investigator's stated rationale.
• The public source card does not publish names, individual IDs, staff names, facility name, exact dates, report IDs, address data, or confidential/privileged warnings.
• This source is useful for objective-source tracing because it documents both the allegation and the agency/report disposition.

De-identified source description — metabolic panel trend

SRC-LAB-CMP-001 · Private comprehensive metabolic panel trend report

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private report contains a multi-year comprehensive metabolic panel trend.
• The public de-identified summary preserves only the source meaning: liver-related markers and bilirubin values were among the clinically relevant trend items, with some values marked high across the trend.
• The public website does not publish the raw laboratory table because it contains patient name, date of birth, exact dates, and patient-specific longitudinal laboratory values.
• This source is useful for objective-source tracing where medication monitoring or liver-related safety concerns are discussed.

De-identified source description — urine toxicology screen

SRC-LAB-UDS-001 · Private laboratory result trend report

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private laboratory report is a urine toxicology trend source from the early-2025 hospitalization window.
• The public de-identified summary preserves only the source meaning: most listed drug classes were reported as not detected, while two categories were reported as presumptive positive and unconfirmed.
• The public website does not publish the raw result because it contains patient name, date of birth, exact dates, and laboratory formatting tied to the person.
• This source is useful for objective-source tracing where medication/substance framing is discussed.

De-identified civil-claim source

SRC-LEGAL-CIVIL-CLAIM-001 · Private civil-claim / legal source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports the legal/civil-claim lane and preserves that a civil-claim document exists.
• Raw pleadings, claim text, and identifiers remain private unless later approved and redacted.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description — court/custody procedure packet

SRC-LEGAL-COURT-001 · Private court/civil-commitment record packet and emergency-custody procedure image

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private source packet contains court/custody forms, legal procedure notices, and related correspondence around an early-2025 emergency-custody and civil-commitment process.
• The packet includes procedural forms describing emergency custody, temporary detention, involuntary-admission criteria, rights notices, and disclosure/use of health-information language.
• The packet also includes correspondence stating that civil-commitment documents are confidential and that the subject of the hearing may request hearing/supporting documents through an identity-verification process.
• The public website does not publish the raw court packet because it contains names, addresses, exact dates, case numbers, signatures, facility identifiers, and clinical/court identifiers.
• This source supports the public source trail for the case-study timeline without exposing the underlying court packet.

De-identified emergency custody procedure source

SRC-LEGAL-ECO-PROCEDURE-001 · Private emergency-custody procedure image / legal doorway source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The source shows the legal doorway for emergency custody: mental-illness framing, risk/incapacity thresholds, hospitalization/treatment need, and unwillingness or inability to volunteer.
• It supports the FND / ED bridge point that a legal/custody frame can swallow the medical and communication-access frame once the event is routed through emergency custody.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan is designed to keep the medical doorway and legal doorway visible at the same time.
• The raw image is not public because it includes visible document metadata and clinical/legal context.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description — public FND diagnostic-pitfalls literature

SRC-LIT-FND-DIAGPIT-2022-001 · Public FND diagnostic-literature source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The public article is used as general FND context, not as a patient-specific record.
• It supports the point that FND diagnosis can be difficult and that functional and organic symptoms can coexist.
• It also supports the public-site caution that poor diagnostic communication can undermine treatment engagement.
• The public website uses this as literature context only and does not use it to disclose private patient records.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

De-identified source description — public FND epidemiology literature

SRC-LIT-FND-EPIDEM-2025-001 · Public FND literature source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The public article is used as general background, not as a patient-specific record.
• It supports the point that FND has measurable incidence/prevalence and that planning, resource allocation, and clinical funding depend on better epidemiologic understanding.
• The public source is represented in the website as literature context only.
• No patient-specific record or private document is published through this literature source entry.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

De-identified public FND literature source from NIHMS/public article upload

SRC-LIT-FND-PUBLIC-NIHMS-001 · Public FND / neurological-disorder literature context source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This public-literature source supports general FND context and should not be treated as a patient-specific record.
• It can be cited as public background for FND complexity, diagnosis, treatment communication, or related continuity context depending on the article content.
• The source is included as literature context, not as proof of individual causation or malpractice.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

Public FND-after-vaccination literature context source

SRC-LIT-FND-VAX-001 · Public FND literature source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This public literature source supports general FND context and the reality/complexity of FND presentations.
• It is used as background context only and is not treated as proof of individual causation by itself.
• It supports careful public wording around FND, positive signs, disability, and avoiding simplistic psychological framing.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description - paperwork/information-continuity patient-safety report

SRC-LIT-PAPERWORK-SAFETY-001 · Public/project patient-safety literature report

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The report discusses patient-safety risk from clinical information not following the patient across transitions.
• It frames missing, delayed, incomplete, incorrect, or unusable clinical information as a transition-of-care hazard.
• It is public context for the Project Fionigan continuity problem rather than a raw patient-specific medical record.
• This source supports the website's explanation that the issue is not only one medical story but a broader continuity and documentation-transfer problem.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified sarcoidosis / medical-history context source

SRC-MED-HISTORY-SARCOIDOSIS-001 · Private medical-history context source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is a medical-history context document.
• It should be used only where relevant to the medical-history/source-chain context, not as a central public claim.
• The raw document remains private and de-identified public use should be limited to source-map context.
• If counsel or medical review finds it irrelevant to the main story, it can stay preserved but lower in the source map.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description — outside neurology consultation for involuntary movement

SRC-NEURO-2022-CONSULT-002 · Private outside-neurology consultation source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private consultation describes involuntary movements after cervical-spine surgery.
• It notes that movements involved upper body/head/arm patterns and that electrodiagnostic testing was pending or ordered.
• It records functional impact, including wheelchair use and difficulty with normal function.
• The raw record contains names, provider names, facility/location details, medication list, insurance data, phone/email/address fields, birth date, and patient identifiers.
• This source supports the public chronology of early abnormal-movement evaluation and electrodiagnostic referral.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

De-identified source description — outside neurology intake and electrodiagnostic-order source

SRC-NEURO-2022-INTAKE-001 · Private outside-neurology visit-summary source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private record is an outside-neurology visit summary from late 2022.
• It documents that cervical-spine stenosis and tremor/abnormal-movement concerns were active problems in the record system.
• It also documents that upper-extremity electrodiagnostic testing was ordered for both arms.
• The record includes a care-team list, medications, payer information, demographic fields, addresses, phone numbers, email, and patient identifiers.
• This source supports the public chronology showing that post-surgical neurologic/movement concerns were being routed for objective neurologic workup.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

De-identified source description — movement-disorder follow-up and OT referral source

SRC-NEURO-2025-FOLLOWUP-002 · Private neurology follow-up / occupational-therapy referral source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private follow-up note documents continued abnormal movements and difficulty with hand dexterity/fine-motor work.
• It records a referral for occupational therapy and continued medication-management context.
• It describes the clinician's working impression using functional/structural differential language.
• The raw note contains names, facility/provider identifiers, exact dates, address/phone/email data, payer IDs, and detailed clinical narrative.
• This source supports the public chronology for hand-dexterity impairment and OT referral.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

De-identified source description — movement-disorder neurology consultation source

SRC-NEURO-2025-MOVEMENT-001 · Private movement-disorder neurology consultation source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private consultation describes abnormal movements after cervical-spine surgery in the context of a complex medical history.
• It documents that the clinician considered whether the movements were functional or organic and ordered medication-management and neuropsychology referrals.
• It also records that records were requested from other source locations.
• The raw record contains patient identifiers, provider/facility names, exact dates, address/phone fields, payer IDs, detailed history, and clinical exam details.
• This source supports the public chronology for later movement-disorder evaluation and referral planning.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

De-identified source description - academic neurology/neurosurgery notes

SRC-NEURO-ACADEMIC-JANFEB2025-001 · Private academic neurology/neurosurgery note packet

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private packet contains specialty notes from early 2025, including neurosurgical review and movement-treatment follow-up context.
• The notes include assessment that the movement episodes were unlikely to be explained by cervical spinal disease and that neurology evaluation was recommended.
• They also include movement-treatment context, discussion of dystonia/FND framing, and treatment continuity issues.
• The raw packet contains patient name, exact dates, provider names, facility names, medical history, social history, medication details, and clinical narrative and is not deployed publicly.
• This source supports the source map for the point that structural and functional interpretations were both active and required reconciliation.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified source description — neuropsychological evaluation source

SRC-NEUROPSYCH-2025-EVAL-001 · Private neuropsychological evaluation source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private evaluation includes clinical interview, record review, cognitive testing, validity measures, symptom inventories, and recommendations.
• The source documents that most cognitive test performances were within expectation, with limited weaknesses in divided auditory attention.
• It includes recommendations for continued provider follow-up, occupational therapy consideration, FND-focused treatment options, relaxation strategies, and attention/memory supports.
• The raw evaluation contains names, provider/facility identifiers, exact dates, addresses, phone/email fields, test scores, family/social history, and detailed clinical narrative.
• This source supports the public chronology for cognitive-testing context and accommodation/strategy recommendations.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

De-identified source description — neuropsychology feedback source

SRC-NEUROPSYCH-2025-FEEDBACK-002 · Private neuropsychology feedback-session source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private feedback record documents that evaluation results and recommendations were reviewed with the patient.
• It states that re-evaluation was not indicated at that time and repeats recommendations for follow-up care, possible OT, FND-focused CBT, relaxation strategies, attention supports, and health-behavior supports.
• The raw record contains names, facility/provider identifiers, exact dates, addresses, phone/email fields, payer IDs, and patient demographics.
• This source supports the public chronology showing that cognitive-testing feedback and practical recommendations were delivered.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

Official National School Lunch Program public-source context

SRC-NSLP-IT-001 · USDA Food and Nutrition Service public program context

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The National School Lunch Program is the federal school-meal program context behind free/reduced lunch application processing and school meal eligibility work.
• The official USDA/FNS page describes NSLP as a federally assisted meal program in public and nonprofit private schools and residential child care institutions that provides nutritionally balanced, low-cost or free lunches each school day.
• This supports the 30-year IT section by showing the public program structure connected to school-nutrition data work.
• Official public source: https://www.fns.usda.gov/nslp

What was removed or generalized

• no private records are part of this public source

De-identified one-page report / handout source

SRC-ONE-PAGE-REPORT-001 · Public one-page continuity report prototype and handout lineage source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The back page / handout page 2 is public-facing. The front/photo/history side is download-only and not rendered as the public page body.

What this supports

• The one-page report was designed to reduce continuity failure by keeping key facts, source anchors, and unresolved questions together.
• The public webpage now foregrounds the back page / action side of the handout.
• The handout is the bridge between conference poster, continuity report, and website.
• The tool is intended to help a complex record travel more clearly across clinical, legal, and accessibility settings.

What was removed or generalized

• front/photo/history identifying material from the public page body
• raw private source material
• non-public design drafts

Original conference handout front and back — public unedited images

SRC-ORIGINAL-CONFERENCE-HANDOUTS-001 · Public original conference handout image source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The original handout front/back images are user-approved public material and are deployed as unedited public images. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports that the original handout front and back were part of the website/conference material before the site changed during the conference.
• The public website now displays the front and back handout images fully and unedited, like the poster. The back page has been updated to the corrected public version with the correct date while keeping the page otherwise unedited.
• The handout shows the clinical-continuity report concept, source-linking/provenance idea, communication access, and rapid-review structure.
• This is the visual bridge between the conference handout, the one-page report, and the later Project Fionigan website framework.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description — unanswered public FND-author outreach

SRC-OUTREACH-FND-AUTHOR-001 · Private expert-outreach email / no public answer located

De-identified outreach-source summary only. The raw source is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• A private email was sent to a public FND literature author asking for guidance about diagnostic framing, seizure exclusion, vaccination-related questions, medication safety, and wording for physician/legal documentation.
• The uploaded source shows the outreach was sent with patient-specific medical background and attachments.
• No reply from that outreach was found in the uploaded source batch used for this closeout build.
• This source is included so the public source map can show that expert outreach was attempted without publishing the raw email or private clinical details.

What was removed or generalized

• person names where not needed for public source context
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact patient-specific dates and times

De-identified FND Society outreach source

SRC-OUTREACH-FND-SOCIETY-001 · Private FND Society / conference-resource outreach source

Source-lane placeholder / pending raw thread confirmation. No raw source is deployed in this build.

What this supports

• This source lane preserves that FND Society or conference-related outreach may be part of the resource-contact trail.
• The public point is not a claim against one organization; it is that resource-seeking and clarification attempts can fail to produce a usable handoff.
• When the raw email/thread is uploaded or identified, this source can be upgraded from source-lane placeholder to verified source summary.
• It replaces the incorrect outreach placeholder.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified systemic no-response / incomplete handoff outreach pattern

SRC-OUTREACH-SYSTEMIC-NO-RESPONSE-001 · Private outreach pattern source across FND resource, author, and organization contact routes

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source lane connects FND Hope/resource routing, public FND-author outreach, FND Society-related outreach, and other expert/resource contacts into one continuity pattern.
• The public claim is that outreach and resource-seeking did not reliably produce a usable handoff, not that one organization caused the clinical event.
• It supports the Project Fionigan theme that source chains can fail across medicine, advocacy, records, agencies, and public-resource channels.
• Raw emails remain private and can be added to this lane as de-identified cards over time.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description - patient-portal cervical-symptom messages

SRC-PORTAL-MYCHART-CERVICAL-001 · Private patient-portal message screenshots

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private screenshots show patient-portal conversations about a cervical nerve/radiculopathy concern and continuing pain/movement symptoms.
• One message thread shows an unanswered outreach to an academic neurology portal contact.
• A second message thread shows a short response from a primary-care portal contact acknowledging pain and advising follow-up/ER route if needed.
• The raw screenshots contain portal branding, provider names, timestamps, images, and patient-message text and are not deployed publicly.
• This source supports the source map by showing that portal communication was used to ask for guidance and keep care-team contacts informed.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified primary-care continuity source

SRC-PRIMARY-CARE-CONTINUITY-001 · Private primary-care / continuity communication source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports the primary-care link and continuity/handoff lane.
• It can be used where the website discusses that source contacts and care links existed but did not reliably carry through acute systems.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description — provider-directory source

SRC-PROVIDERDIR-001 · Private provider directory/contact list

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private source is a provider/contact directory used to route records requests and organize source retrieval.
• The public source card does not publish provider names, specialties tied to names, addresses, phone numbers, or clinic locations.
• This source is useful for objective-source tracing because it documents that a private source-routing directory exists.
• The public website should use only generalized provider categories such as regional provider, academic specialist, neurology provider, therapy provider, or hospital record source.

De-identified source description — medication-management / psychiatry follow-up source

SRC-PSYCH-2025-MEDMGMT-001 · Private medication-management visit-summary source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private visit summary records a medication-management encounter after neuropsychological testing.
• It discusses mood status, medication use, review of cognitive testing, therapy referral, and safety instructions.
• The record also includes patient demographics, provider/facility details, addresses, phone numbers, payer identifiers, exact dates, and clinical narrative.
• This source supports the public chronology of medication review and interpretation of cognitive testing without publishing the raw note.

What was removed or generalized

• names
• direct personal emails
• phone numbers
• addresses
• exact visit dates and times

De-identified later-2025 medication-management source

SRC-PSYCH-2025-MEDMGMT-002 · Private psychiatry / medication-management visit source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source extends the medication-management lane beyond the earlier note.
• It supports ongoing follow-up, medication review, differential-diagnosis context, and referral/therapy continuity.
• The raw note remains private because it contains provider/facility names, exact dates, medication details, and clinical narrative.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified 2026 medication-management source

SRC-PSYCH-2026-MEDMGMT-001 · Private psychiatry / medication-management visit source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source extends the medication-management lane into 2026.
• It supports continuity of follow-up after the major acute and specialty-evaluation events.
• The public site should treat this as source-map context only, not raw clinical detail.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified records/contact-note image source

SRC-RECORDS-CONTACT-NOTE-001 · Private contact-note image source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source preserves a records/contact-note image lane without exposing handwritten names, phone numbers, or location details.
• The raw note image is private and not deployed.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified hospital record-request source

SRC-RECORDS-REQUEST-HOSPITAL-001 · Private record-request / hospital correspondence source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports the records-request and hospital-source retrieval lane.
• It can be cited when explaining that the source trail includes record-request efforts, not only clinical notes.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified academic medical-record request packet source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-ACADEMIC-RECORDS-001 · Private academic medical record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified academic specialty record-request / transfer packet

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-ACADEMIC-SPECIALTY-001 · Private academic specialty record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified behavioral-health agency packet transfer source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-BEHAVIORALHEALTH-001 · Private behavioral-health record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified court packet transfer source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-COURT-001 · Private court / legal record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified federal specialty records request packet source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-FEDERAL-SPECIALTY-001 · Private federal specialty record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified hospital record-request packet source A

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-HOSPITAL-001 · Private hospital record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified hospital record-request packet source B

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-HOSPITAL-002 · Private hospital record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified hospital record-request packet source C

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-HOSPITAL-003 · Private hospital record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified human-rights / medical-assistance transfer packet

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-HUMANRIGHTS-001 · Private human-rights / medical-assistance record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified legal pickup / TDO packet transfer source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-LEGAL-PICKUP-001 · Private legal/TDO record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified neurology record-transfer packet

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-NEUROLOGY-001 · Private neurology record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified additional neurology record-request packet source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-NEUROLOGY-002 · Private neurology record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified record-transfer / source-retrieval packet parent source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-PARENT-001 · Private multi-organization record-transfer packet source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports the claim that records did not simply follow the patient in a usable way.
• It preserves that records had to be manually gathered, requested, packeted, transferred, and reassembled across medical, legal, human-rights, hospital, neurology, specialty-care, and regulatory systems.
• It directly supports the Project Fionigan continuity thesis: the source chain had to be rebuilt manually.
• The public source card shows the source category and meaning, not raw record packets.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified pulmonary record-request packet source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-PULMONARY-001 · Private pulmonary record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified orthopedic/spine record-request packet source

SRC-RECORDTRANSFER-SPINE-001 · Private spine/orthopedic record-transfer source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source is one part of the parent record-transfer / source-retrieval packet lane.
• It supports that this source category had to be requested, packeted, transferred, or routed manually.
• It supports the claim that Project Fionigan applies audit/source-reconciliation logic to medical and legal source continuity.
• Raw packets are not public; this source card preserves only the de-identified category and continuity meaning.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description - consumer complaint acknowledgement/closure route

SRC-REG-BBB-ACADEMIC-001 · Private consumer-complaint correspondence packet

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private packet contains consumer-complaint acknowledgement and closure correspondence related to a tertiary-care organization.
• It documents that a complaint was submitted, assigned an identifier, sent to the organization, and later closed with the organization's response status noted.
• The raw letters contain patient name, address, complaint IDs, organization name, dates, contact details, and direct correspondence text and are not deployed publicly.
• This source supports the source map by showing that a non-clinical complaint route was attempted before later regulatory/escalation routes.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified Joint Commission / patient-safety complaint route source

SRC-REG-JC-001 · Private patient-safety complaint narrative and correspondence/source-video lane

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private sources include a patient-safety complaint narrative and related complaint-route material.
• The source supports that a patient-safety/accrediting-body route was attempted and became part of the source chain.
• It supports the broader no-response/unclear-handoff pattern and the documentation/escalation lane.
• Raw reports, videos, screenshots, and identifying correspondence are not deployed publicly.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified medical/professional board complaint route source

SRC-REG-MEDBOARD-001 · Private professional-board complaint / disposition / appeal packet

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source supports that a professional-board complaint route was attempted.
• It supports the regulatory/disposition lane without publishing raw complaint, appeal, signature, or case-identifying material.
• It belongs in the complaint-route and accountability-source portion of Project Fionigan.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description - state health complaint addendum and exhibit chronology

SRC-REG-STATE-ADDENDUM-001 · Private state health complaint addendum/exhibit packet

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private packet contains a structured complaint addendum and exhibit chronology for a hospital stay and related Virginia care-route concerns.
• It lays out an alleged timeline, complaint categories, disability-accommodation concerns, restraint concerns, medication/diagnostic concerns, and requests for documentation-based review.
• It also includes a chronological exhibit of inpatient events and care decisions.
• The raw files contain patient name, address, phone/email, provider/facility names, exact dates/times, family references, clinical labels, and complaint narrative and are not deployed publicly.
• This source supports the source map by preserving the existence of a structured addendum and chronology without exposing the raw complaint packet.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified FND Hope / resource-routing source

SRC-RESOURCE-FND-HOPE-001 · Private FND Hope/resource-contact source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• This source preserves FND Hope/resource-routing contact as part of the broader FND resource-seeking lane.
• The public point is not one individual or organization; it is that resource seeking did not always produce a usable handoff.
• It connects to the systemic no-response / incomplete handoff pattern.
• Raw emails or names are not deployed.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

De-identified source description — patient-safety event narrative

SRC-SAFETY-001 · Private patient-safety complaint narrative

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private narrative describes a reported patient-safety event involving a documented neurologic condition being treated as psychiatric during an early-2025 hospitalization.
• The narrative alleges failure to recognize the documented condition, prolonged restraint, psychiatric misclassification, and medication-monitoring concerns.
• The public source card presents this as a source category and allegation summary only; it does not publish doctor names, facility names, exact dates, direct quotes, or personally identifying details.
• This source is useful for tracing the origin of public statements about safety-event concerns and requested system improvement.

De-identified 30-year school nutrition / IT logic source

SRC-SCHOOL-NUTRITION-IT-30YR-001 · Project background / professional systems-logic source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The project background includes more than 30 years of school-system technology and school-nutrition data experience.
• That role included acting as a liaison between the school system and SNAP-related/direct-certification data flows, processing free and reduced-price meal applications, working direct-serve/direct-certification lists, and passing repeated federal, state, and local audits.
• Project Fionigan carries that logic into medical records: eligibility, source validation, discrepancy resolution, audit trail, status tracking, and handoff protection.
• This is a professional background source, not a raw personnel file.

What was removed or generalized

• personal employment identifiers
• local staff names
• internal system credentials
• private student/household records
• audit details that could identify individuals

De-identified 30-year IT / school nutrition / direct-certification logic source

SRC-SCHOOL-NUTRITION-IT-LOGIC-30YR-002 · Project background source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The project author applied a long work history in school nutrition, eligibility, direct certification, direct-serve lists, audit readiness, and data matching logic to medical-record continuity.
• This source supports the public story that Project Fionigan grew from applying public-program data-integrity and audit logic to medical records.
• The source connects school nutrition/SNAP liaison work, free-and-reduced application processing, direct certification, and repeated federal/state/local audit readiness to the source-map and claim-to-source method.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private dates and times

Official SNAP public-source context

SRC-SNAP-IT-001 · USDA Food and Nutrition Service public program context

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• SNAP is the public food-benefit program context connected to direct certification/direct service school-meal data flows.
• The official USDA/FNS page describes SNAP as providing food benefits to low-income families to supplement their grocery budget so they can afford nutritious food essential to health and well-being.
• This supports the 30-year IT section by linking the user's school-system liaison/direct-certification logic to a public federal benefit program.
• Official public source: https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/supplemental-nutrition-assistance-program

What was removed or generalized

• no private records are part of this public source

De-identified spine source summary — cervical symptoms and surgical discussion

SRC-SPINE-2022-06-001 · Private orthopedic/spine clinical source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source record is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• Pre-surgery cervical/radicular symptom lane existed before the later movement-disorder and acute-care escalation story.
• The private source documented neck pain with left upper-extremity pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, reduced cervical motion, sensory change, and imaging-described cervical pathology.
• The source supports that structural cervical-spine questions were real source-chain items, not after-the-fact inventions.
• The raw record is not public because it contains person name, provider/facility identifiers, demographic fields, and clinical details.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• provider/staff names
• facility names
• exact visit dates and times
• addresses, phone numbers, emails, and account identifiers

De-identified spine source summary — preoperative radiculopathy and surgical plan

SRC-SPINE-2022-08-001 · Private orthopedic/spine clinical source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source record is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private source documented persistent cervical radicular complaints and preoperative planning for cervical fusion.
• The source supports the structural spine/surgical lane that later had to be reconciled with functional-neurology findings.
• The public summary preserves the objective source category without publishing raw clinical identifiers.
• The raw record remains private because it contains person name, facility/provider names, exact dates, and clinical detail.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• provider/staff names
• facility names
• exact visit dates and times
• addresses, phone numbers, emails, and account identifiers

De-identified spine source summary — later postoperative status and pending specialty neurology evaluation

SRC-SPINE-2023-01-001 · Private orthopedic/spine clinical source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source record is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private source documented later postoperative spine status and continuing neurologic/movement-symptom workup.
• The source supports that the neurologic/movement presentation, not a simple spine-only issue, was driving functional limitation and specialty-routing needs.
• The source preserves the bridge from cervical-spine history into the functional-neurology continuity problem.
• The raw record remains private because it contains person/family/provider/facility identifiers, exact dates, and clinical details.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• provider/staff names
• facility names
• exact visit dates and times
• addresses, phone numbers, emails, and account identifiers

De-identified spine source summary — early postoperative improvement and movement symptoms

SRC-SPINE-POSTOP-2022-09-001 · Private orthopedic/spine clinical source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source record is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private source documented early postoperative spine improvement while also documenting dramatic movement/seizure-like symptoms around the same time period.
• The source supports the separation between spine-improvement findings and continuing abnormal-movement concerns.
• The source is important because the movement problem did not disappear just because the spine surgical lane improved.
• The raw note remains private because it contains person name, provider/facility details, exact dates, and clinical narrative.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• provider/staff names
• facility names
• exact visit dates and times
• addresses, phone numbers, emails, and account identifiers

De-identified spine source summary — postoperative spine stability and neurology referral concern

SRC-SPINE-POSTOP-2022-10-001 · Private orthopedic/spine clinical source

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source record is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private source documented significant improvement in prior spine/radicular complaints while noting substantial full-body abnormal movement symptoms.
• The source supports that a treating spine clinician did not explain the movement disorder as ongoing cervical compression based on postoperative imaging context.
• The source supports neurology referral/second-opinion continuity rather than a single-lane spine-only explanation.
• The raw note remains private because it contains identifiers, provider/facility details, exact dates, medication/context detail, and clinical narrative.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• provider/staff names
• facility names
• exact visit dates and times
• addresses, phone numbers, emails, and account identifiers

De-identified Stafford / school-accessibility data-silo summary

SRC-STAFFORD-ACCESSIBILITY-SILO-001 · Segmented private Stafford FOIA / accessibility incident website-data silo

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw segmented source ZIPs are not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The Stafford accessibility material extends Project Fionigan from medical continuity into public/school accessibility continuity.
• The source silo contains four unique segments: governor/checksums, redacted FOIA production and ledgers, the Moseley/SCPS accessibility study package, and working visuals/crops/contact sheets.
• Every file in the four unique source packages is represented in the public de-identified inventory by a public item ID, source part, content role, extension, size fields, and raw-path hash.
• The public website carries the meaning and source trace without exposing raw school-system emails, staff contact information, student-adjacent records, raw images, video material, or redaction-risk material.

What was removed or generalized

• person names and direct staff names
• email addresses
• phone numbers
• exact raw paths and raw filenames with contact metadata
• native school-system visual records

De-identified line-by-line ledger summary for redacted FOIA production

SRC-STAFFORD-FOIA-LEDGER-001 · Redacted FOIA production, extracted text, rendered pages, image objects, and prior review ledger

This is a de-identified line-by-line source-trace summary. The raw redacted production PDFs and visual files are not deployed on the public website. This file preserves the meaning of every FOIA-production item at source-map level.

What was removed or generalized

• No staff names.
• No direct emails.
• No phone numbers.
• No raw incident images.
• No student-adjacent or redaction-risk content.

De-identified Moseley / SCPS accessibility-study summary

SRC-STAFFORD-MOSELEY-STUDY-001 · Districtwide accessibility study package and extracted page text

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw study PDF, page renders, and embedded images are not deployed publicly in this build.

What this supports

• The accessibility study was organized as a districtwide review and included site/building accessibility themes.
• The Stafford High section described the building as largely compliant while listing current issues including protruding objects, pipe protection, accessible seating, toilet grab bars, and certain room/stadium toilet conditions.
• The Stafford High final section did not visibly center the exterior accessible parking / curb-ramp / route-continuity area that later became important to the accessibility incident storyline.
• This supports Project Fionigan's scope-aware accessibility layer: access problems can be missed when a formal review and a lived access incident are not carried forward together.

De-identified working visuals / crops / contact-sheets summary

SRC-STAFFORD-WORKING-VISUALS-001 · Private working visual review artifacts

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw visual crops, contact sheets, page renders, and extracted images are not deployed publicly.

What this supports

• The working visuals package preserves visual-review artifacts generated from the accessibility/FOIA source material.
• It supports visual continuity, evidence review, and the missing-native-media escalation issue.
• It is represented publicly by inventory and summary only, not by raw images.

De-identified source description - outpatient OT/PT treatment and discharge source

SRC-THERAPY-OTPT-001 · Private outpatient occupational/physical therapy notes and release form

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private therapy record contains outpatient occupational and physical therapy notes spanning late 2025 into early 2026.
• The notes describe fluctuating functional motor/sensory symptoms, grounding and regulation work, manual/neuromuscular interventions, functional-task adaptation, and treatment-response observations.
• The physical therapy portion includes limited progress/pattern recognition and a hold/discharge-type transition; the occupational therapy portion includes regulation-based treatment, coping strategies, and discharge planning.
• The packet also contains a medical-record release authorization for the therapy provider.
• The raw document contains patient name, therapist names, diagnoses/codes, exact dates/times, vitals, detailed clinical narrative, and signatures.

What was removed or generalized

• person names
• direct email addresses
• phone numbers
• street addresses
• exact private visit dates and times

De-identified source description — typing/symptom journal

SRC-TYPING-001 · Private patient-authored symptom journal

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private journal contains first-person entries describing difficulty typing, numbness/tingling sensations, neck or shoulder tightening, shrugging/grunting, and symptom changes while attempting to type.
• The public source card summarizes the journal as a self-recorded symptom chronology only.
• The raw journal is not published because it contains exact dates/times and first-person medical detail that should remain private unless later approved.
• This source is useful for tracing public statements about communication difficulty, typing effort, and symptom burden.

De-identified source description — vaccination record card

SRC-VACCINE-001 · Private vaccination record card image/PDF

This is a de-identified source-trace summary. The raw source document is held privately and is not deployed on the public website. The source description is embedded in this accessible Project Fionigan page.

What this supports

• The private vaccination card source documents a COVID-19 primary series and later booster entry.
• The public de-identified summary does not publish the card image because it contains name, birth date, handwritten site/lot/date details, and clinic identifiers.
• This source is useful for objective-source tracing where the vaccination timeline is discussed.
• Exact dates, lot numbers, clinic sites, and handwritten identifiers are held private.