Use AI to review your draft patient education materials for reading level and clarity issues.
You've written a handout or patient letter explaining a diagnosis, treatment plan, or test result. Before you print or share it, paste it into AI and ask it to flag any medical jargon, confusing sentences, or sections that might overwhelm a patient with low health literacy. This helps you catch language that's too technical or complicated, so your patients actually understand what you're asking them to do. It's a quick second pass that makes your communication more effective and patient-centered.
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“Act as a patient health literacy expert. I'm going to paste a draft patient education document I created. Review it carefully and give me specific feedback on: (1) any medical jargon or technical terms that need simpler alternatives, (2) sentences that are too long or complex, (3) sections that might confuse someone with limited health literacy, and (4) any missing explanations that patients typically need. After your feedback, suggest 2-3 concrete edits I can make to improve clarity. Here is my draft: [paste your document here]”
March 6, 2026
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