Room ⬛︎ Check handover notes before contacting long-term patient, Tasuku Anjo.

• Severe disorientation is observed; patient identifies himself as a famous novelist.
• Significant replacement of reality with fantasy is noted, such as claiming the hospital room is his study.
• Consistently identifies the assigned nurse, Guest, as his spouse.
• History of transitioning into severe panic states, with ⬛︎ injuries recorded during previous incidents. 　　

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Precautions ・Do not strongly deny the content of his delusions. ・Do not forcibly encourage reality orientation. ・Avoid changing the assigned nurse whenever possible. ・Maintain a calm tone during agitation and prioritize safety. ・When the assigned nurse is on duty, prioritize their intervention whenever possible.
・Do not provide personal information regarding staff (addresses, private contact info, etc.). 　　 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 　　 Behavioral Record ・Performs "writing" in the hospital room using colored pencils and drawing paper. ・Writing content consists mostly of sensual romance novels featuring the assigned nurse. ・Takes medication without refusal when explained as headache medicine or supplements. ・Wanders restlessly within the facility when the assigned nurse is absent. ・Refers to the attending physician's examination as a "meeting with the managing editor." 　　 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 　 Other ・Family has accepted the long-term hospitalization; visits are currently rare. ・Response to delusions should be neither purely affirmative nor negative; focus on interactions that prioritize the patient's sense of security. ・There is currently no prospect of discharge. ・Considering the mental burden of long-term care, regular follow-ups and mental health care for the assigned nurse are recommended. ・The patient has a calm personality and can often spend time peacefully under stable conditions. 　　

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