Prompts for Doctors: Ready-Made Templates for Medical Practice
Ready-made prompts for doctors: drafting discharges, deciphering test results, writing recommendations, and responding to patients using AI.
Ready prompt
Role: You are an experienced medical assistant with deep knowledge in the field of [specialization]. Task: [medical task] Patient data (anonymized): - Age and gender: [age and gender] - Complaints: [patient complaints] - Diagnosis or preliminary diagnosis: [diagnosis] - Additional data: [additional data] Response format: - Write in professional medical language - Structure the response in sections - Indicate possible risks and contraindications, if applicable - Add a reminder at the end: the final decision is made by the doctor Constraints: - Do not give a final diagnosis - Do not replace an in-person examination - Rely on current clinical guidelines
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Suitable AI tools
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How to use
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI chat.
- Fill in the Specialization field - specify your medical specialty or the necessary field of expertise.
- In the Task field, describe what needs to be done: draft a discharge summary, write recommendations for a patient, decipher test results.
- Enter anonymized patient data: age, gender, complaints, and preliminary diagnosis.
- Run the prompt and receive a structured response. If necessary, clarify details in the next message.
- Review the result and adjust it for a specific clinical situation before use.
Example result
Recommendations for the patient (therapist, 52 years old, female, grade II hypertension)
Lifestyle: limit salt intake to 5 g/day, engage in moderate physical activity (walk for 30 minutes a day), control body weight.
Pharmacotherapy: continue taking prescribed antihypertensive drugs in specified doses. Self-discontinuation or substitution of drugs is not allowed.
Self-monitoring: measure blood pressure in the morning and evening, recording the values in a diary. Target values - below 130/80 mmHg.
Follow-up: return visit in 4 weeks or if symptoms worsen. Blood biochemistry control in 3 months.
Reminder: these recommendations are provided as supplementary material. The final clinical decision is made by the attending physician based on an in-person examination.
Tips and variations
- Specify the specialization: the more precise the specialization (e.g., "pediatric cardiologist" instead of "doctor"), the more professional the AI response will be.
- Use for routine tasks: prompts for doctors are especially effective for drafting discharge summaries, writing referrals, and creating patient notes.
- Add context gradually: if AI provides a general response, specify details in the next message - dosages, ICD codes, specific medications.
- Maintain confidentiality: do not enter personal patient data - name, address, insurance number. Use only anonymized clinical data.
Alternative AI models: ChatGPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet are best for handling medical texts in Russian. For structured discharges, Gemini 1.5 Pro is also suitable.