Modular prompt add-ons you can layer into any A&P style. Browse by category or jump to a sub-style recipe at the bottom.
Frame the clinical picture: impressions, reasoning, differentials, and risk.
Always prints the problem name (optionally numbered) to anchor the section.
One to two sentences summarizing the working impression.
Compact reasoning that highlights what pushed the decision toward/away from diagnoses.
3–6 sentences that connect story → exam → interpretation → differential.
Most likely / Possible / Less likely with one-line rationale each.
1–2 sentences that capture risk level and key modifiers.
Explicitly names data review and risk drivers for CPT alignment.
Coaching scaffold: What I know / What I infer / What I am ruling out / What would change my mind.
Document what happened and what comes next: interventions, meds, follow-up.
What occurred in the ED: procedures, immediate treatments.
Tests ordered/reviewed in ED with 1-line interpretation.
Medications administered in the ED.
Procedures with safety statement when relevant (e.g., splints).
Consultants contacted and actionable recommendations.
Medications prescribed for home use, with brief rationale.
Who and when to see next.
Standard safety net line or tailored warnings.
Key points discussed to support safe self-care.
Shared decisions, deferred testing rationale, risk evaluation, and billing clarity.
One to two sentences recording that options/risks were discussed and patient agreed.
Concise 2–4 sentence SDM paragraph capturing options, risks/benefits, preference, agreement.
Formal SDM documentation covering options, benefits/risks, values, and teach-back.
Explains why labs/imaging were not pursued.
Records reasoning for discharge vs admission.
Surfaces red flags present/absent, tests done/deferred, risk category, safety net.
IF/THEN logic with branch points and contingency plan.
8–12 lines max capturing working dx, data, risk, and actions.
Where the patient goes and why.
Single line stating the final disposition.
Disposition plus 1–2 sentence rationale.
Disposition plus return precautions, follow-up, and education.
SDOH, external records, supervision, and timeline documentation.
Relevant social factors impacting care or follow-up.
Prior notes, labs, or imaging that influenced today's decisions.
Supervising physician availability or attestation line.
HH:MM entries capturing key course events.
Pre-configured block combinations for common documentation mindsets. Use as-is or swap blocks to match your workflow.
Classic problem-oriented layout. Clear, predictable, scannable.
Maximum MDM density in minimum space. Built for coders.
Makes reasoning, uncertainty, and contingency explicit. Great for residents.
Surfaces red flags, deferred testing rationale, and risk category for medicolegal clarity.
Centers the patient conversation. Documents options, preferences, and agreement.
IF/THEN branching logic for protocol-driven complaints.