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“Act as a senior physical therapist experienced in physician collaboration. I need to prepare for a conversation with a referring physician who has expressed concern about my treatment approach. Help me organize clear, respectful talking points that explain my clinical rationale. Here's the situation (use placeholder details only, no real patient info): - Diagnosis: [e.g., chronic low back pain with radiculopathy] - Physician's concern: [e.g., thinks I'm seeing the patient too frequently, or disagrees with manual therapy focus] - My treatment rationale: [e.g., patient showing measurable functional gains, manual therapy reducing pain medication use] - Evidence supporting my approach: [e.g., recent research on manual therapy for radiculopathy, patient's improved Oswestry score] Generate: 1. A respectful opening statement that acknowledges the physician's concern 2. Three clear talking points that explain my clinical reasoning 3. Specific outcome data or functional improvements I should mention 4. A collaborative closing that invites dialogue and shows I value their input Make the tone professional, confident, and partnership-focused — not defensive.”