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Re: Claimant J. Doe, file 24-0187

Dear Dr. Morgan,

Ms. Doe, 42, first reported low mood and poor sleep to her family physician about two weeks after a workplace incident in November 2023. p.38 · GP note 2023-11-27Pt reports low mood, early waking since incident at work approx. 2/52 ago. Denies SI. Off work since.

A psychiatrist diagnosed major depressive disorder, moderate, in March 2024 and started sertraline 50 mg daily. p.214 · Psychiatry consult 2024-03-02Impression: major depressive disorder, single episode, moderate. Plan: start sertraline 50 mg daily, review in 6 weeks.

The sources disagree on the incident date. The GP note gives 12 November and the employer report gives 14 November. p.140 · Employer reportDate of incident: 14 November 2023. Reported to supervisor the same day.

The referral letter mentions a prior psychiatric admission. The records provided do not include it. p.3 · Referral letterHistory of inpatient psychiatric admission (details to follow).

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