Use AI to review your draft patient education handouts and spot confusing jargon or missing information.
You've written a patient handout explaining a diagnosis or treatment, but you're too close to it to see where it might confuse someone. Before you print or email it, paste your draft into AI and ask it to flag medical terms that need simpler explanations, identify sections that assume too much knowledge, and suggest missing practical information patients actually need. This gives you a fresh set of eyes to catch gaps you'd otherwise miss — making your handout clearer and more helpful before it reaches patients.
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“Act as a patient health literacy expert reviewing educational materials for clarity and completeness. I will paste a draft patient education handout below. Please review it and provide: (1) a list of any medical terms or jargon that may confuse patients, with suggestions for simpler alternatives, (2) any sections that assume prior knowledge the average patient may not have, (3) any practical information that seems missing (like when to call the doctor, what to expect day-to-day, or how to manage at home), and (4) an overall assessment of whether the tone is reassuring and easy to understand. Here is my draft: [Paste your draft handout here]”
March 21, 2026
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