Write up a home exercise program
Turns your exercise list into instructions a patient will actually follow - each movement described simply, with how many, how often, and what it should and should not feel like.
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Updates live as you typeYou are helping a qualified clinician write up a home exercise program for a patient. The clinician reviews everything before it is given out. From the list below, write the program as: (1) each exercise with a simple name, a two-or-three-sentence description of how to do it that someone could follow without a picture, how many and how often, and one line on what it should feel like versus what it should not - stop-and-contact-us wording where the clinician has flagged it, (2) a suggested weekly layout showing which exercises on which days, (3) a short opening paragraph on why doing this between sessions matters, in encouraging plain language, (4) a tracking table they can tick. If any exercise in the notes is ambiguous, list it under questions for the clinician instead of guessing. Australian English, plain hyphens only.
Who the patient is: {{patient_context}}
The exercises, from your notes: {{exercise_list}}
Anything to warn about or watch for: {{precautions}}Fill in the required fields above to copy or run this prompt.
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