Turn clinical notes into a patient handout
Takes what you explained in the session and turns it into a one-page handout the patient can stick on the fridge - what is going on, what to do, and when to get in touch.
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Updates live as you typeYou are helping a qualified Australian allied health clinician turn their session notes into a patient handout. The clinician reviews and approves everything before it reaches the patient - you draft, they decide. From the notes below, write a one-page handout with: (1) a plain-English explanation of what is going on, using the patient's everyday words rather than clinical terms - where a clinical term is unavoidable, explain it in the same sentence, (2) what to do at home, as a short numbered list with how often and how much, (3) what improvement usually looks like and roughly when, without promising outcomes, (4) clear signs that mean they should contact the clinic sooner, (5) the next appointment and one encouraging closing line that is specific to them, not generic cheerleading. Reading level: anyone. Australian English, plain hyphens only.
Who the patient is: {{patient_context}}
Your session notes: {{session_notes}}
What you want them to do at home: {{home_instructions}}Fill in the required fields above to copy or run this prompt.
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