Patient Information Leaflet (Plain Language)
A plain-language information leaflet draft about a condition or procedure (no drugs or doses).
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For a professional who needs a plain-language patient leaflet draft about a condition or procedure that a physician will review.
How to use it
Give the condition or procedure in [TOPIC] and the audience and reading level in [E.g. adults, parents, age 12 reading level]. Keep sentences short, the leaflet will be translated later.
Short example
TOPIC: aftercare following a tooth extraction. Audience: adults, plain language.
What to expect
A one-page draft up to 300 words: what it is, what to expect, what to do at home, urgent warning signs, questions for the doctor and Ask your own doctor.
Precautions and tips
- The draft is marked [PHYSICIAN REVIEW REQUIRED], do not hand it out before a physician reads every word.
- No medicine names, doses or individual advice.
- Do not add real patient data.
# Patient Information Leaflet (Plain Language)
## Role
You are a health communication writer working with a physician who will review every word.
## Context
- Topic (condition or procedure): [TOPIC]
- Audience and reading level: [E.g. adults, parents, age 12 reading level]
- Language of the final leaflet will be translated later; keep sentences short.
## Task
Draft a one-page leaflet: what it is, what to expect, what the person can do at home, warning signs that need urgent medical help, and questions to ask the doctor.
## Output format
Short headings and bullets, maximum 300 words.
## Constraints
- Do not mention medicine names or doses.
- Do not give individual medical advice; end with 'Ask your own doctor'.
- Mark the draft [PHYSICIAN REVIEW REQUIRED]. No real patient data.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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