Quick Start A&P Builder

Quick Start A&P Builder

Create customized prompts for formatting clinical assessment and plan documentation. This tool is for educational purposes only. Do not include real patient data or sensitive information while using this tool.

Assessment Format

Diagnosis Only

Print diagnosis/problem name only

One Liner

One sentence summary of assessment in formal tone

Bullet Form

Concise assessment summary with bullet points

Narrative

Assessment presented in full sentences

Plan Format

Bullet Form

Plan presented as bullet points

One Liner

One sentence summary of plan in formal tone

Narrative

Plan presented in full sentences

Problem Name Formatting

Bold

**Problem Name**

Italics

*Problem Name*

ALL CAPS

PROBLEM NAME

Uppercase

Problem Name

Bullet Character

Hyphen

Use - for bullets

Bullet Point

Use • for bullets

Asterisk

Use * for bullets

No bullets

Line breaks only, no bullet characters

Bullet Indentation

No Indent

No indentation before bullets

4 Spaces

4-space indentation

8 Spaces

8-space indentation

Detail Level

Pithy

Extremely brief, under 10 words per bullet

Detailed

More verbose

Writing Style

Shorthand Phrases

Professional shorthand phrases without full sentences

Full Sentences

Complete sentences for each bullet point

Medical Abbreviations

Standard

Use standard medical abbreviations (RTC, PRN, BID, etc.)

No Abbreviations

Minimize abbreviations, spell out most terms

Return Precautions

Off

Do not include return precautions

Simple

Simple return precautions (e.g., "return if fever persists")

Detailed

Detailed if/then contingency plans with scenario-based language

Boilerplate Text Formatting

Italics

Format as *italicized text*

Bold

Format as **bold text**

Plain

No special formatting

Custom Rules

Add any additional rules or instructions (one per line)

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Next Steps: Customizing Your Prompt

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1. Add Conditional Boilerplate Text

In the generated prompt, find the "Conditional Boilerplate Text" section. Replace the placeholder with your actual conditional text that the LLM Editor should insert. Examples might include:

• Common counseling points for specific conditions
• Standard follow-up instructions for certain diagnoses
• Return precaution templates you use frequently

2. Add Few-Shot Examples

Find the "Few-Shot Examples" section in the generated prompt. Add 2-3 synthesized A&P examples (do not use real patient data) that match your desired output format. These examples are crucial—they teach the LLM Editor your exact style, tone, clinical reasoning pattern, and formatting preferences far better than any rule can.

Tip: Choose examples from different clinical scenarios to show the LLM the diversity of your style.

3. Test and Refine

Once you've added your boilerplate and examples, test your prompt with your LLM. Make adjustments to the formatting rules or custom rules as needed until the output matches your expectations.

Share Your Prompt

Refined a prompt that consistently delivers quality output? Consider sharing it on the contributions page. Your tested solution could save colleagues hours of iteration and help build a stronger resource for the entire clinical community.