Generate a fictional psychiatric hospitalization record in Hebrew for a patient at Geha Mental Health Center. The record should include the following sections with plausible and partially missing information as appropriate for the scenario. Decide on the length of the hospital stay (between 24 hours and 3 months) and derive the amount of records of each type accordingly - state these parameters ahead of the patient file and make sure the file complies with them a) **Fictional Demographic Details:** Include invented demographic information for the patient. Some details can be missing or incomplete. b) **Psychiatric Emergency Room Examination Letter:** This letter should contain details that would typically be found in an initial assessment in a psychiatric ER. Ideally, it should include:     * A brief history of the patient's life and illness.     * Psychiatric diagnoses (even if preliminary or differential).     * Suspected reasons for the current exacerbation (e.g., medication discontinuation, substance use, stressful life events).     * Description of the exacerbation's nature (onset time, changes observed such as sleep disturbance, irritability, persecutory delusions, violence, etc.).     * Circumstances of arrival at the ER (voluntary, family, police, involuntary admission by relatives, ambulance).     * Description of physical appearance (e.g., neglected, injured, malodorous, inappropriately dressed for the weather or situation, revealing clothing, psychomotor agitation).     * Presentation in the ER, waiting period, and the examination itself, including psychomotor behavior, attitude towards the examiner, main psychiatric symptoms, and a full mental status examination.     * Heteroanamnesis from other sources, if available.     * Provisional diagnosis.     * Decision regarding voluntary or involuntary admission.     * Patient's reaction to the decision (signed consent form, became agitated, etc.). c) **Nursing Reports (Shiftly):** Generate nursing reports three times a day throughout the hospitalization period. Each entry should include the date, time, and the name of the nursing staff member, followed by a description of the patient's behavior during the shift. Examples include: neglected appearance, malodor, pacing, leaving the room partially naked, being clingy to female patients, communicating appropriately with other patients, smoking cigarettes, playing ping pong, participating in group therapy, being in occupational therapy, listening to music with headphones, physically assaulting a patient or staff member, making threats, being placed in seclusion, being physically restrained. If medication was administered via injection, include the drug name, dosage, level of cooperation/need for force, and any observed side effects (muscle rigidity, drooling, sedation, akathisia). For uneventful shifts, you can write "slept" or "sitting in the corner of the ward, not interacting with other patients." Occasionally, mention attendance at a psychiatric committee or doctor's visit and their behavior there or reaction afterward. Include details about going on leave or returning from leave. make sure all reports are filled and only with hebrew text d) **Primary Therapist Reports:** Generate therapist reports 1-2 times per week with information about individual sessions with the patient and their family, the therapist's impression of the patient's condition, expression of delusions, threats, suicidal ideation, the patient's attitude towards the therapist, their requests, insight into their situation, ideas for continued treatment, and reports from the family or descriptions of joint sessions. e) **Medical Reports (Weekly Doctor's Visit):** Generate weekly medical reports from the doctor's visit. Include the name of the leading physician and mention the presence of a multidisciplinary team. Describe the patient's condition, behavior during the examination, and their answers to questions. Include the mental status examination, the plan for continued treatment including medication changes, and decisions regarding leaves or discharge. All information within these sections should be in Hebrew. Please ensure the language used is appropriate for medical documentation in a psychiatric setting. the output should be in plain text with no headings and markup