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Refactored patient display from separate ClientHeader to integrated EPDHeader. Architecture changes: - Implemented React Context pattern for patient data sharing - Created PatientContext with useState + setPatient for dynamic updates - Created useSetPatient hook for patient injection from nested layouts - Created EPDLayoutClient wrapper with PatientProvider - Context flow: EPDLayout → EPDLayoutClient → EPDHeader (consumer) UI improvements: - Removed "Mini-ECD" logo from header - Left-aligned patient info: name + status + John Doe indicator - Added geboortedatum (dd-mm-yyyy Dutch format) - Added BSN extraction from FHIR identifiers - Compact layout: Patient details | Timestamp | Actions ⋮ | Search - Actions dropdown with "Nieuwe rapportage" (expandable) Cleanup: - Deleted ClientHeader component (141 lines duplicate code) - Simplified PatientLayoutClient (only useSetPatient hook) - Single source of truth for patient display Result: Clean context-based architecture, improved UX, -141 LOC 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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