AI for physiotherapists: 15 jobs to hand to AI this week

Rewrite this home exercise plan in plain English for a patient. Reading age about 11.
Exercises (my prescription, do not change): [exercise, sets, reps, frequency, cues].
Add: a one-line "why this helps" for each, a "stop and contact us if" box using my red flags: [list], and a simple weekly tick chart. [British] English. Don't add exercises or change doses.

Write a clinic FAQ page for [clinic name], a physiotherapy clinic in [town].
Questions and our answers: [list].
Plain [British] English, short answers, friendly. Don't promise outcomes or recovery times. Don't mention insurers or prices unless in my answers.

Turn these bullet notes into a concise letter to a GP from a physiotherapist.
Notes: [findings, assessment, treatment so far, plan, request].
Structure: reason for letter, assessment summary, plan, specific request. Under 250 words. Formal [British] English. Use "the patient" as a placeholder for the name. Don't add findings that aren't in my notes.

Write a 600-word blog post for [clinic name] answering: "[question]".
My key points: [list]. Evidence I rely on: [guidelines or papers].
Plain [British] English, practical, reassuring but honest. Add a "when to see someone" section using my red flags: [list]. No miracle language, no guaranteed results. Don't cite sources I haven't given you.

Write three short messages for [clinic name]: (1) a 24-hour appointment reminder, (2) a first missed appointment message, (3) a repeat missed appointment message.
Our policy: [cancellation notice, fee].
Kind, non-judgemental, [British] English, under 60 words each. Placeholders for [name], [date], [time].

Write a short deposit policy (under 100 words) for a physiotherapy clinic: deposit [£], when it's refunded or kept [my terms]. Friendly and clear.

Write a friendly check-in message (under 60 words) reminding a patient about the exercises we agreed, and to contact me if anything hurts or worries them.
Never include clinical advice I haven't written myself.

Write a kind message (under 80 words) to a patient who hasn't rebooked: we'd planned [n] more sessions; happy to talk if anything's changed; how to book.
Never include clinical advice I haven't written myself.

Write a first-visit info message (under 150 words) for a physio clinic: what to wear, how long it takes, what happens (assessment, discussion, plan), payment, cancellations.

Help me rephrase my own explanation [paste] into plain, encouraging words (under 120 words).
Don't add clinical claims or promises of outcomes.

Write a short message (under 80 words) to past patients who agreed to contact: we're here if you need us, how to book. No health claims.

Write a short ask (under 60 words) for an honest review or referral, after discharge. No incentives.

Build a sheet: bookings, attended, did not attend, plans completed, by month, with % formulas. Patient refs only.

Write wording (under 80 words) explaining that payment is taken at booking and the refund terms [my terms].

Turn my discharge notes [paste, no identifiers] into a plain-English summary for the patient: what we worked on, the exercises I've prescribed, when to get back in touch.
Use ONLY my notes. Never add clinical advice.