Prompt Database for Doctors
Enhance your clinical practice and reduce your administrative workload with Artificial Intelligence.
What Is Artificial Intelligence?
AI refers to the ability of computers to perform tasks that generally require human intelligence
These key capabilities include:
- Problem solving
- Perceiving the world
- Understanding and reasoning
- Learning and adapting
What Is a Prompt?
A prompt is an instruction, question, request, or piece of text given to an artificial intelligence (AI) program to generate an output.
It serves as the bridge of communication between the physician’s knowledge (input), the model’s processing (process), and the final result obtained (output).
Structure of a Good Health-Related Prompt
To obtain accurate clinical or academic results, we recommend using the ASPECT Methodology or the detailed role structure
Role
Prompt:
Assignment
Prompt:
TOPIC
Prompt:
TONE
Prompt:
AUDIENCE
Prompt:
CONTEXT
Prompt:
Key Components
Customize your instructions by selecting the appropriate variables for each block in your prompt.
Establishing a specific identity guides the model’s perspective, ensuring that the content aligns with the requirements of your query.
- Cardiologist.
- University professor of health sciences.
- Person diagnosed with asthma.
- Clinical scientist.
- Medical consultant.
- Expert in epidemiology and public health.
- Expert in clinical nutrition.
- Specialist in traumatology and orthopedics.
- Clinical psychologist.
- Intensive care nurse
Define the main objective of your request to the model, clearly outlining the required action, the expected content, and the ultimate purpose.
- Elaborate.
- Examine.
- Compare.
- Clarify.
- Suggest.
- Evaluate.
- Translate or interpret.
- Justify.
- Advise.
- Develop.
These represent the fundamental topics, clinical variables, or specific subjects that the system must include in the information it generates.
It determines the visual presentation and structural layout of the text generated by the AI.
- Argumentative text.
- Simulated conversation.
- Bulleted list.
- Short story.
- Executive summary.
- Presentation slides.
- Opinion column.
- Detailed instructions.
- Interview-style interaction.
- Informative chart.
It establishes the communicative tone and emotional intent of the text; its selection must be tailored to the audience receiving the information.
- Formal.
- Humorous.
- Educational.
- Motivational.
- Analítical.
- Sarcástic.
- Empathetic.
- Categorical.
- Balanced.
- Persuasive.
It identifies the intended audience for the content, which directly determines the technical complexity and vocabulary used by the model.
- Medical residents.
- Cardiovascular health experts.
- Healthcare workers.
- Healthcare system users (patients).
- Medical students.
- Operating room staff.
- Health scientists.
- Nursing professionals.
- Clinical center administrators.
- The patient’s family.
Database of Clinical Examples
Copy and paste these structures into your favorite AI tool, adapting the data in brackets to your specific situation
Explanation of the Diagnosis (ASPECT Methodology)
Ideal for translating technical medical language into a format that is easy to understand and empathetic for the patient and those around them.
[ROLE] Act as if you were an expert in traumatology and orthopedics,
[TASK] provide a diagnostic explanation
[TOPIC] regarding a femur fracture
[TONE] in a professional, compassionate, and reassuring tone
[AUDIENCE] aimed at a newly diagnosed patient, the patient’s family members, and medical students.
[CONTEXT] Set in Caracas; the patient is an athlete who wants a quick recovery so they can return to competition.
Quick Reference Guide
The perfect framework for compiling conference updates and creating outpatient treatment protocols for colleagues.
Act as an [Role] expert in internal medicine and endocrinology,
[Task] write an updated summary on the comprehensive management of Type 2 diabetes to update consultation protocols,
[Topics to Cover] ensuring you include the following topics: the use of new therapies (GLP-1 agonists and SGLT2 inhibitors), glycemic control targets, and cardiovascular protection strategies based on recent clinical evidence.
The response should be structured as a [Format] quick-reference guide with bullet points
[Tone] in an academic, direct, and evidence-based tone
[Audience] aimed at primary care physicians in outpatient settings.
Abstract of a Scientific Article
You are an expert in analyzing medical literature. Analyze this scientific article and submit:
- Resumen ejecutivo en 5 puntos (lenguaje no técnico).
- Tipo de estudio y nivel de evidencia.
- Hallazgos principales y su relevancia clínica.
- Una fortaleza y una limitación del estudio.
- Implicación práctica: ¿debería cambiar mi práctica clínica? ¿Por qué?.
[Paste the abstract or article text here]
Improving an Abstract for Publication
Publications
Act as the editor of an indexed medical journal. Review and improve this abstract according to IMRAD guidelines. Keep the scientific content accurate; improve only the clarity, precision of language, and flow of ideas. Indicate what you changed and why.
[Paste your abstract here]
Ideal for: All physicians, residents, and researchers
Simplified Informed Consent
Write a simplified version of the informed consent form for [procedure/surgery]. The patient must understand what will be done, why it is necessary, the main risks (the 3–5 most common ones), the alternatives, and their rights. Use elementary-level language. Length: 1 page maximum.
Ideal for: Interventional physicians, emergency medicine
Medical Team Meeting Agenda
Create an agenda for a medical team meeting focused on [topic: e.g., improving patient flow / reducing infections / case audits]. Include the estimated time for each item, the people responsible, and the expected objectives. Total duration: 45 minutes.
Ideal for: Department heads, medical coordinators
Clinical Case for Resident Training
Create an educational clinical case for residents in [specialty] on [disease / condition]. The case should include: an initial presentation with partial information, reflective questions at each stage (medical history, physical examination, laboratory tests, diagnosis, treatment), and the resolution with key takeaways. Difficulty level: [basic / intermediate / advanced].
Ideal for: Medical faculty, residents, and mentors
Educational social media post
Write an educational post for [Instagram / LinkedIn / X] on [medical topic] aimed at [audience: patients / colleagues / general public]. Include: a compelling hook in the first line, 3–5 key points in accessible language, a call to action, and 5 relevant hashtags. Length: 300 words maximum.
Ideal for: All doctors active on social media
Script for a short educational video (Reels / TikTok)
Write a script for a 60- to 90-second video (Reels/TikTok style) explaining [medical topic] in a way that is entertaining and easy for patients to understand. Structure: (1) a question or surprising fact, (2) an explanation in 3 simple steps, (3) practical advice, (4) a call to action. Use conversational language.
Ideal for: Physicians with outreach channels
Notice: These prompts are tools to support clinical reasoning. They are never a substitute for a physician’s judgment, physical examination, or professional responsibility.
Prevention of Hallucinations and Safe Clinical Use
In the medical field, accuracy is non-negotiable. A “hallucination” occurs when Artificial Intelligence generates false information, invents bibliographic references, or provides incorrect clinical data with an air of absolute certainty. To mitigate these risks in your practice, implement the following strategies.
Implementar RAG (Generación aumentada por recuperación)
In the medical field, accuracy is non-negotiable. A “hallucination” occurs when Artificial Intelligence generates false information, invents bibliographic references, or provides incorrect clinical data with an air of absolute certainty. To mitigate these risks in your practice, implement the following strategies.
Set strict restrictions in this context
Add logical constraints at the end of your prompts. Use restrictive instructions such as: “Answer based solely on the information provided. If you cannot find the exact answer in the text, explicitly state ‘Insufficient data,’ and under no circumstances make up information or dosages.”
Continuous Validation (Human-in-the-Loop)
Continuous Validation (Human-in-the-Loop): AI acts as a high-performance co-pilot, not as a substitute for clinical judgment. Any results generated—such as admission summaries, progress notes, or proposed treatment plans—must always be reviewed and validated by the responsible specialist before being added to the Digital Medical Record or shared with the patient.