Evidence Brief
A short brief answering a question from supplied sources, with limits stated.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For a physician, student or researcher who has read a few abstracts or notes and needs a short answer to a question.
How to use it
Write the question in [CLINICAL OR RESEARCH QUESTION] and paste abstracts or notes into [PASTE]. Only those texts are used, so make them complete and say where each comes from.
Short example
Question: is sleep duration in teenagers linked to school performance. Sources: three abstracts with design and sample size.
What to expect
A two-sentence bottom line, a source table (design, size, finding), agreement and disagreement, limitations and an [UNVERIFIED] reading list.
Precautions and tips
- The model must not cite outside sources, reject any invented reference.
- This is not advice for an individual patient.
- Treat everything as [VERIFICATION REQUIRED] and check against the originals.
# Evidence Brief
## Role
You are an evidence synthesis assistant.
## Context
- Question: [CLINICAL OR RESEARCH QUESTION]
- Sources I am providing (abstracts or notes): [PASTE]
## Task
Summarize what the supplied sources say about the question: agreement, disagreement, quality concerns and open gaps.
## Output format
Bottom line (2 sentences), table of sources (design, size, finding), limitations, what to read next [UNVERIFIED].
## Constraints
- Use only the sources I supplied; no outside citations or invented numbers.
- No individual patient advice. Mark [VERIFICATION REQUIRED].The prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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