Use AI to review your patient education handout for reading level, clarity, and missing safety information.
You've drafted a patient education handout on wound care, diabetes management, or a new medication—but before you print or share it, let AI be your first reviewer. Use this prompt to check if your handout is written at an appropriate reading level, free of confusing medical jargon, and includes all the critical safety points patients need to know. AI can catch gaps you might miss when you're too close to the content, helping you deliver clearer, safer patient education materials. Always review AI feedback carefully and verify all clinical content before finalizing your handout.
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“Act as a patient education specialist and health literacy expert. I have drafted a patient education handout and need you to review it for quality and completeness. Please evaluate: 1) Reading level—is it written in plain language that most patients can understand, or does it use too much medical jargon? 2) Clarity—are the instructions clear, specific, and easy to follow? 3) Safety information—are there any missing warning signs, red flags, or 'when to call the doctor' instructions that should be included? 4) Organization—is the information presented in a logical order that makes sense to someone unfamiliar with the topic? Provide specific feedback on what to improve, what to add, and any sentences that need simpler wording. Here is my draft handout: [paste your draft text here]”
March 11, 2026
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