Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In
`@composeApp/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/konkuk/medicarecall/data/api/fcm/NotificationService.kt`:
- Around line 18-19: The getNotifications() API in NotificationService currently
returns Response<List<NotificationPageResponseDto>> but
NotificationPageResponseDto already models a paginated container (totalPages,
currentPageNumber, currentElements, notifications); change the signature of
suspend fun getNotifications() to return Response<NotificationPageResponseDto>
instead of a List wrapper, and update any call sites or imports that expect the
old List-based type to use the single NotificationPageResponseDto container.

In
`@composeApp/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/konkuk/medicarecall/data/repositoryimpl/NotificationRepositoryImpl.kt`:
- Around line 13-19: NotificationRepositoryImpl currently leaves
changeNotificationState(id: String) and testNotification() as TODOs which will
throw NotImplementedError if ever called; implement these methods in
NotificationRepositoryImpl by providing the real business logic (e.g., call the
appropriate data source / API client methods, update local datasource or remote
endpoint, or toggle the notification flag), wrap outcomes in a Result<Unit>
(return Result.success(Unit) on success and Result.failure(exception) on
errors), and ensure you catch and convert exceptions to failures; locate the
methods by name (changeNotificationState and testNotification) in class
NotificationRepositoryImpl and implement them consistent with other repository
methods (using existing network/data-layer helpers and coroutine patterns).

In
`@composeApp/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/konkuk/medicarecall/ui/feature/alarm/screen/AlarmScreen.kt`:
- Around line 55-57: The inner scrollable Column is using the passed-in
parameter named modifier instead of the Compose root Modifier; update the Column
call that currently sets modifier = modifier.verticalScroll(scrollState) to use
Modifier.verticalScroll(scrollState) so the internal layout doesn't accidentally
inherit external modifiers—look for the Column that applies
verticalScroll(scrollState) and replace the use of the parameter "modifier" with
the top-level "Modifier".

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Outside diff comments:
In
`@composeApp/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/konkuk/medicarecall/ui/feature/alarm/screen/AlarmScreen.kt`:
- Around line 48-50: AlarmScreen is using the composable parameter `modifier` on
internal elements (e.g., the icon with `.size(24.dp).clickable { onBack() }`),
which can leak caller constraints; change internal usages to the default
`Modifier` instead and reserve the passed-in `modifier` only for the root
container of the composable. Locate the internal element(s) referencing
`modifier` (the clickable back icon/element) and replace them with
`Modifier.size(...).clickable{...}` while keeping `modifier` applied solely to
the top-level layout in `AlarmScreen`.

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Nitpick comments:
In
`@composeApp/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/konkuk/medicarecall/ui/feature/alarm/screen/AlarmScreen.kt`:
- Around line 77-101: Remove the commented-out hardcoded AlarmItem examples in
AlarmScreen.kt: delete the commented AlarmItem blocks (references: AlarmItem and
AlarmType usages shown in the diff) so the file no longer contains
dead/commented example items; ensure no other logic depends on those commented
stubs and run a quick build to confirm nothing else references the removed
examples.
- Around line 105-112: AlarmScreenPreview calls AlarmScreen which uses
koinViewModel, causing Preview crashes because Koin isn't initialized; add
`@Preview` to AlarmScreenPreview and make the preview provide a safe mock
ViewModel (or initialize a minimal Koin module for preview) so AlarmScreen can
render without runtime Koin. Specifically, modify AlarmScreenPreview to be
annotated with `@Preview` and supply AlarmScreen with a preview-safe ViewModel
instance (or set up Koin in the preview scope) instead of letting AlarmScreen
call koinViewModel() directly.
- Around line 58-75: The current UI branch only shows errors or iterates
uiState.alarmPages; add handling for loading and empty states: when
uiState.isLoading (or add a Boolean isLoading to the uiState if missing) render
a Loading/Progress composable instead of AlarmItem, and when not loading and
uiState.errorMessage == null and uiState.alarmPages is empty (or all pages have
no notifications) render a clear empty-state composable/message (e.g., "알림이
없습니다") instead of nothing; update AlarmScreen's conditional logic around
uiState.errorMessage and uiState.alarmPages to first check isLoading, then
errorMessage, then empty, then iterate notifications to render AlarmItem with
existing alarmType/content/date logic.

In
`@composeApp/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/konkuk/medicarecall/ui/feature/alarm/viewmodel/AlarmUiState.kt`:
- Around line 5-8: Add a loading flag to the UI state by adding a new property
isLoading: Boolean = false to the AlarmUiState data class (alongside alarmPages
and errorMessage), then update any places that construct or copy AlarmUiState
(e.g., ViewModel state initializers, copy() calls, and reducers/collectors that
set errorMessage or alarmPages) to set isLoading appropriately during
fetch/start/finish/error flows so the UI can render a loading indicator.

In
`@composeApp/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/konkuk/medicarecall/ui/feature/alarm/viewmodel/AlarmViewModel.kt`:
- Around line 29-32: Replace the use of it.printStackTrace() in the onFailure
block with the Napier logger so exceptions are logged properly; specifically,
inside the lambda where _uiState.update { it.copy(errorMessage = "알림을 불러오지
못했습니다.") } is called, remove printStackTrace() and call Napier.e(...) (or the
project's configured Napier instance) to log the throwable with a clear message
and include the throwable parameter so stack/causes are preserved; ensure you
import Napier and keep the existing errorMessage update logic intact.