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Pathology template generator

Skill patolojiAI/pathology-skills-collection/pathology-skills/pathology-template-generator

Comprehensive clinical pathology toolkit for Claude - skills for CAP/ICCR compliance, TNM staging, synoptic templates, SNOMED coding, tumor board summaries, scientific similarity checking, and reference verification.

Install
npx -y skills add patolojiAI/pathology-skills-collection --skill pathology-template-generator

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Generates blank or pre-filled CAP-compliant synoptic pathology report templates with every required data element listed. Use when the user asks to "generate a synoptic template", "create a CAP report skeleton", "give me a blank breast lumpectomy template", "Whipple specimen template", "pre-fill template with these findings", or any variant of synoptic template creation. Supports breast, colorectal, pancreas, and gastric carcinoma in English and Turkish (.txt, .md output).

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Template Generator

Generate standardized CAP synoptic report templates - blank or pre-filled with known values.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill for:

  • Creating new synoptic reports
  • Standardizing department templates
  • Training residents on synoptic reporting
  • Pre-filling templates for dictation
  • Converting free-text to structured format

Supported Templates

  • Breast: Mastectomy, lumpectomy, excision, sentinel node, axillary dissection
  • Colorectal: Colectomy, sigmoid, rectal (TME), polypectomy
  • Pancreas: Whipple, distal pancreatectomy, total pancreatectomy
  • Gastric: Total gastrectomy, subtotal, endoscopic resection

Key Features

  1. Blank Templates: All CAP required/conditional elements with [___] placeholders
  2. Pre-filled Templates: Populate known fields, leave unknowns blank
  3. Language Options: English or Turkish based on user request
  4. CAP Compliance: Follows latest CAP Cancer Protocol structure

Reference Files

Reference on-demand (DO NOT load at startup):

  • Templates: ../../shared-references/templates/synoptic_templates.md (English)
  • Templates Turkish: ../../shared-references/templates/synoptic_templates_tr.md

Usage Examples

# Generate blank template
claude "Generate blank breast lumpectomy template using template-generator"

# Generate pre-filled template
claude "Generate breast template with 2.3cm IDC grade 2 using template-generator"

# Turkish template
claude "Meme lumpektomi şablonu oluştur using template-generator"

Processing Instructions

  1. Identify specimen type from user request
  2. Detect language (English or Turkish)
  3. Load appropriate template from shared-references
  4. If pre-fill requested: Populate known values, leave rest as [___]
  5. If blank requested: Return template with all [___] placeholders
  6. Output: Formatted synoptic template ready for use

Template Format

All templates include:

  • Required elements (always present)
  • Conditional elements (based on specimen type)
  • Recommended elements (optional but encouraged)
  • Clear section headers and proper formatting

Note: Minimal skill definition. Templates loaded on-demand during processing only.

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