Turn your exercise plan into a plain-English home sheet
Patients forget most of what you say in clinic. A clear sheet in plain language improves adherence more than a printout full of jargon.
Steps
- Decide the exercises, sets, reps and progressions yourself.
- Paste them into the prompt with no patient name or details.
- Add your own photos or approved diagrams.
The exact prompt
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.
✓ Check before you send
- Doses are exactly as you prescribed.
- Red flags are yours, not AI-invented.
- No patient identifiers were pasted.
UK notes extra
- You remain responsible for anything you give patients. HCPC: standards of conduct, performance and ethics.