A fill-in prompt that turns your appointment details, concerns and current medicines into a printable one-page sheet. The sheet opens with a three-sentence reason for the visit, lists symptoms in time order and ranks the five questions you most need answered, with space to write the answers. It asks for plain English.
I have a [type of appointment] with my [type of doctor] on [date]. My main concerns are: [symptoms or concerns, and how long each has been going on]. My current medications and supplements are: [list with doses]. Make me a one-page visit sheet I can print: a 3-sentence summary of why I'm there, my symptoms in timeline order, the 5 most important questions to ask (most important first), and blank lines under each question for the answers. Plain English, no medical jargon.
Ask what your doctor may ask before an appointmentOne of four prompts the American Medical Association suggests for getting ready for a doctor's visit. You describe your symptoms, or say it is an annual physical, and the assistant lists questions your physician is likely to ask so you can think through your answers ahead of time. Adding your age, sex and any conditions helps, but keep out names and other identifying details. It helps you prepare for the visit and is not medical advice.Healthcare
Get ready for a doctor visit with a short summary and questionsThis prompt asks a chat assistant to sort your own notes about symptoms, timeline and medicines into a single-page summary plus a few ranked questions to bring to the visit. It tells the assistant only to organize, never to diagnose, suggest causes or treatments, or judge how urgent something is. It marks unclear points for you to fill in, notes details the doctor is likely to want, and adds a daily log table if the visit is still over a week off.Healthcare
Tidy a family member's medicines into a table for a specialistA caregiver prompt that tidies a pasted list of someone's medicines into a table with columns for the drug, the amount, the schedule, the reason and the prescriber. It also notes details a doctor would expect that are missing. It is told to leave out interaction checks and not to propose changes.Healthcare
Build a full pre-call research briefA prompt from Craig Hewitt's Claude Playbook that prepares a complete brief the day before a sales call with a named person. It asks for a company overview, the person's likely priorities, the top industry pain points, how your product fits, three openers, five discovery questions, likely objections with answers, and a 30-minute agenda to send ahead. You fill in what you sell, your ideal customer and how the lead arrived.Sales
Clinician Visit-Prep BriefOrganize patient notes into concerns, timeline, medications, questions, and clinician follow-up prompts without diagnosing.Healthcare
Draft plain-language discharge instructions for clinician reviewA PromptAtlas template that turns a clinician's approved care plan into patient-friendly discharge instructions at a chosen reading level. It produces a one-page handout, a medication table from the provided list only, what to do today and this week, separate emergency and call-the-clinic warning signs, teach-back questions, a caregiver checklist and a list of details a clinician must check. It tells the model it is writing support only and not to invent medical instructions. A qualified clinician must review every output, and only de-identified information or a tool approved for patient data should be used.Healthcare
Ask what your doctor may ask before an appointment
Get ready for a doctor visit with a short summary and questions
Tidy a family member's medicines into a table for a specialist
Build a full pre-call research brief
Clinician Visit-Prep Brief
Draft plain-language discharge instructions for clinician review