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Skill t4sh/dotfiles/agents/skills/healthcare-medical

Use when designing animations for medical apps, patient portals, telehealth, or health tracking interfacesFrom its SKILL.md

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Healthcare & Medical Animation Principles

Apply Disney's 12 principles to create calming, trustworthy experiences that prioritize clarity and reduce anxiety.

The 12 Principles Applied

1. Squash & Stretch

  • Minimal Use: Avoid playful squash on health data
  • Breathing Exercises: Gentle expand/contract for guided breathing
  • Heart Rate: Subtle pulse matching actual rhythm

2. Anticipation

  • Appointment Booking: Brief preparation before confirmation
  • Test Results: Thoughtful pause before revealing sensitive data
  • Medication Reminders: Gentle fade-in, never jarring

3. Staging

  • Critical Alerts: Center stage with clear hierarchy
  • Vital Signs: Most important metrics prominently displayed
  • Privacy First: Blur or hide sensitive info until focused

4. Straight Ahead & Pose to Pose

  • Health Journeys: Step-by-step progress (pose to pose)
  • Real-time Monitoring: Continuous data streams (straight ahead)
  • Onboarding: Clear sequential steps

5. Follow Through & Overlapping Action

  • Dashboard Load: Cards appear in logical health order
  • Prescription Updates: Medicine icon settles before details
  • Chart Animations: Data points connect sequentially

6. Slow In & Slow Out

  • All Transitions: Gentle easing, never abrupt
  • Modal Reveals: Soft fade-in for sensitive information
  • Navigation: Smooth 400-500ms transitions

7. Arc

  • Progress Indicators: Circular arcs for completion
  • Body Diagrams: Smooth paths between body regions
  • Timeline Navigation: Curved paths through health history

8. Secondary Action

  • Confirmation Checkmarks: Gentle pulse after booking
  • Loading States: Calming animations during data fetch
  • Success States: Subtle color transitions

9. Timing

  • Slower Overall: 400-600ms for calm, measured feel
  • Critical Alerts: Faster 200ms to ensure attention
  • Data Entry: Responsive 150ms feedback

10. Exaggeration

  • Avoid in Most Cases: Medical context requires restraint
  • Emergency Only: Reserved for urgent alerts
  • Celebrations: Subtle for health milestones

11. Solid Drawing

  • Anatomical Accuracy: Correct body representations
  • Chart Clarity: Legible graphs at all sizes
  • Accessibility: High contrast, readable animations

12. Appeal

  • Calm Professionalism: Trust through restraint
  • Warm Colors: Soft blues, greens for comfort
  • Human Touch: Gentle transitions feel caring

Industry Timing Standards

ActionDurationEasing
Page Transition400-500msease-in-out
Modal Open350msease-out
Alert Appearance200msease-out
Data Refresh300msease-in-out
Success Feedback400msease-out

Key Principle

Animations must never cause anxiety or confusion. Prioritize clarity, accessibility, and a calming presence. When in doubt, animate less.

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Gives 0 of the 12 instructions most healthcare skills give in 669 tokens

Counted across 147 of the 152 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-08-07

  • Export trial data to CSV formatin 11 of 147, across 2 files
  • Retrieve trial details using an NCT IDin 11 of 147, across 2 files
  • Split clinical datasets strictly by patientin 11 of 147, across 3 files
  • Use the ClinicalTrials.gov API v2in 10 of 147, across 1 file
  • Search trials by condition, drug, location, status or phasein 10 of 147, across 1 file
  • Use maximum page size for bulk data retrievalin 10 of 147, across 1 file
  • Extract and summarize key study informationin 10 of 147, across 1 file
  • Combine multiple filters for targeted searchesin 10 of 147, across 1 file
  • Print and review dataset statistics before modelingin 8 of 147, across 1 file
  • Start model development with simple baselinesin 8 of 147, across 1 file
  • Match preprocessing processors directly to data typesin 8 of 147, across 1 file
  • Monitor validation metrics for task type and class imbalancein 8 of 147, across 1 file

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  • Prioritize clarity and reduce anxiety
  • Avoid playful squash on health data
  • Pause thoughtfully before revealing sensitive data
  • Blur or hide sensitive info until focused
  • Display most important vital signs prominently
  • Use gentle easing for all transitions

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