Admit Answer
Good admits are not guesses. They happen when every layer that mattered stayed clean long enough for you to stop worrying about the patient becoming a later problem.
Quick Answer
Safe Admit Rule
The patients that ruin runs usually looked almost safe, not obviously fake. That is why the photo and CCTV layers exist.
Faster clears come from trusting a stable admit rule, not from skipping the one layer that would have stopped a Skinwalker.
If the patient still feels close after the photo, the camera check is part of the admit, not wasted time.
Open this if the real issue is the full admit sequence rather than the final green light.
Use this when the patient looked nearly safe until the printed image started disagreeing.
Open this when your admits only become stable once the camera layer starts making sense.
Open this when you want the opposite side of the decision written just as clearly.
Best follow-up if you want the full intake sequence instead of only the final admit call.
Open this when the positive admit rule still feels weaker than the reject side of the decision.
Use this when your admits keep failing because the whole anomaly-reading loop still feels messy.