Patient Education
Plain-language trial summaries, patient FAQs and medication guides.
2 Prompts
PROMPT 01
Patient-Friendly Trial Summary
Write a lay person's summary of a completed clinical trial: [describe trial — drug, condition, what was tested, key results]. Requirements: Grade 6-8 reading level, no jargon (define any necessary medical terms), explain what the results mean for patients, acknowledge limitations, include next steps, and a contact for questions. Format: ~500 words.
Lay Summary
Patient Communication
PROMPT 02
Medication Guide
Write a patient medication guide for [drug name] treating [condition]. Include: what this medicine is and what it's used for, who should not take it, important safety information (boxed warning if applicable), how to take it, possible side effects (serious and common), what to tell your doctor, and storage instructions. FDA Medication Guide format. Plain language.
Medication Guide
Patient Safety
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