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Silent non-closure
Silent non-closure is the failure mode where clinical work is requested but never confirmed done.
It is "silent" because no alert fires — the request simply never closes, and nobody is told. It is "non-closure" because the work may have been completed, or it may not have been; either way, the system of record does not know.
This is the core problem Semblance exists to solve: making every clinical request verifiably closed, with an owner, a due time, and evidence of completion.
The failure mode where clinical work is requested but never confirmed done — it falls through the gap between systems, handoffs, or people, with no signal that it was missed.