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Scar patient education draft

Skill KangjieShen/openscar-starter/skills/patient-care/scar-patient-education-draft

AI-native scar and keloid phenotyping framework with registry schema, synthetic mock data, validation scripts, and clinician-reviewable workflow skills

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npx -y skills add KangjieShen/openscar-starter --skill scar-patient-education-draft

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Draft plain-language scar and keloid education materials for clinician review, follow-up expectations, and safe escalation.

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Scar Patient Education Draft

Description

Use this skill to draft patient-friendly scar or keloid education materials for clinician review. It explains follow-up, photo documentation, symptoms to report, and realistic uncertainty. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a clinician conversation.

When to Use

  • A clinic needs a plain-language scar follow-up handout.
  • A patient needs instructions about what information to track between visits.
  • A team wants consistent language about scar photos and longitudinal monitoring.
  • A clinician wants conservative explanation of recurrence uncertainty.

Do Not Use

  • Do not promise cure or guaranteed flattening.
  • Do not recommend a specific treatment plan.
  • Do not minimize complications or urgent symptoms.
  • Do not produce public-facing education without clinician review.

Required Inputs

  • Audience: patient, caregiver, or clinic staff.
  • Scar type or concern, if clinician-provided.
  • Planned follow-up interval.
  • Treatment context, if any.
  • Clinic-specific escalation instructions, if available.

Workflow

  1. Define the audience and reading level.
  2. Explain the purpose of follow-up and photo documentation.
  3. Describe common tracked symptoms:
    • pain
    • itch
    • tenderness
    • tightness
    • growth or spreading
    • functional limitation
  4. Explain what patients should not do with photos:
    • do not use inconsistent lighting for comparison
    • do not edit images
    • do not post identifiable images without understanding privacy risks
  5. Add urgent escalation language.
  6. Add clinician-review placeholders for clinic-specific aftercare.

Output Format

  • Patient-friendly title
  • Short explanation
  • What to track before the next visit
  • Photo documentation tips
  • When to contact the clinic urgently
  • Privacy note
  • Clinician review placeholders

Safety and Compliance

This skill supports education drafting and clinician review. It does not diagnose, prescribe, determine recurrence, or replace licensed clinical judgment. Escalate severe pain, rapid worsening, infection signs, wound opening, bleeding, ulceration, fever, or functional compromise to a qualified clinician.

Examples

Draft a patient handout explaining what to track after keloid injection treatment and when to contact the clinic.

Integration

Works well with keloid-follow-up-intake, scar-photo-standardization, scar-consent-language-review, and patient-education-handout.

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