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DRY refactor: Extract reusable patient search logic from ZoekenBlock. New files: - lib/cortex/hooks/use-patient-search.ts (116 lines) Debounced patient search with abort controller - lib/cortex/hooks/use-patient-selection.ts (98 lines) FHIR fetch + store update flow - lib/fhir/patient-mapper.ts (109 lines) FHIR Patient to DB Patient mapping + utilities - components/cortex/shared/patient-list-item.tsx (114 lines) Reusable patient list item with loading states Refactored: - ZoekenBlock: 349 -> 127 lines (-64%) Documentation: - docs/intent/patient-search/ux-analyse-patient-selectie.md - docs/intent/patient-search/bouwplan-patient-selectie-v1.md CLAUDE.md updated with Cortex architecture documentation. Epic 0 complete: 4/4 stories (4 SP) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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