Imported from lsc-sde/fastpifu-skills (
skills/fastpifu-ophthalmology/SKILL.md). Install upstream withnpx skills add lsc-sde/fastpifu-skills --skill fastpifu-ophthalmology. Copyright stays with the author.
FastPIFU — Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology PIFU assessment. Routing, cautions, and hard rules specific to ophthalmology; apply under the FastPIFU orchestrator's universal operating instructions.
Condition routing
| Condition | Reference file |
|---|---|
| Cataract surgery | references/cataract-surgery.md |
| Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) | references/amd.md |
| Diabetic macular oedema (DMO) | references/diabetic-macular-oedema.md |
| Glaucoma | references/glaucoma.md |
Specialty-specific cautions (data-gap traps)
- A treated macular patient who looks inactive but is in the strict treat-and-extend window — monitoring must continue at interval before discharge.
- A glaucoma patient whose follow-up interval and discharge eligibility are defined by GIRFT Best Practice for Glaucoma Services, not by clinic convenience.
- PDR/R3a or new wet AMD needs urgent face-to-face assessment, never PIFU.
Specialty-specific hard rules
- Glaucoma follow-up intervals and discharge are governed by GIRFT Best Practice for Glaucoma Services — rationale: risk-stratified intervals, not ad hoc review.
- Suspected wet AMD requires urgent referral/assessment within one working day — never a PIFU disposition.