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Content Generation Skill

Generate discussion guides and editorial briefs for trending medical topics.

When to Use

  • •"Generate a discussion guide for [topic]"
  • •"Write an editorial brief on [topic]"
  • •After trend monitoring identifies a high-priority topic

Templates

  • •Discussion Guide: templates/discussion-guide.md — Doctor-facing, for patient conversations
  • •Editorial Brief: templates/editorial-brief.md — Staff-facing, for content planning

Generation Workflow

Discussion Guide

  1. •

    Deep PubMed Search

    • •Run 3-5 different search queries on the topic
    • •Prioritize: systematic reviews > RCTs > observational > expert opinion
    • •Collect 5-10 key citations with PMIDs
  2. •

    Official Positions

    • •Check CDC.gov for position/guidelines on the topic
    • •Check FDA.gov for any safety communications
    • •Check WHO for fact sheets or statements
  3. •

    Map Misinformation Sources

    • •Where are patients encountering this? (specific podcasts, videos, posts)
    • •What exactly is being claimed?
    • •Why is it believable/appealing?
  4. •

    Generate Using Template

    • •Follow templates/discussion-guide.md structure exactly
    • •Fill every section
    • •Include all citations with PMIDs/DOIs
    • •Write talking points in patient-friendly language
  5. •

    Self-Verify

    • •Are all PMIDs real? (fetch each one to confirm)
    • •Are claims accurately representing the cited studies?
    • •Is the confidence level appropriate?
    • •Would a doctor find this useful in a 10-minute appointment?

Editorial Brief

  1. •

    Trend Analysis

    • •Use trend-monitor skill data for velocity/source mapping
    • •Quantify: search volume, social engagement, timeframe
  2. •

    Evidence Summary

    • •Shorter than discussion guide — editorial needs the gist
    • •Focus on what's true vs what's being claimed
  3. •

    Editorial Angles

    • •What unique angle can MDLinx take?
    • •Which specialty audience cares most?
    • •Suggested headlines (3 options)
    • •Content format recommendations
  4. •

    Generate Using Template

    • •Follow templates/editorial-brief.md structure
    • •Include competitive landscape (who else covered this?)

Citation Verification

CRITICAL: Before finalizing any document, verify every citation:

bash
# For each PMID referenced:
curl -s "https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=PMID&rettype=abstract&retmode=text"

If a PMID doesn't resolve, REMOVE the citation. Never include unverifiable citations.

Quality Checklist

Before delivering any generated content:

  • • All citations verified (real PMIDs/DOIs)
  • • Confidence level stated
  • • Date generated and sources-checked date included
  • • Misinformation sources specifically identified (not generic)
  • • Patient-friendly language in talking points
  • • No medical advice (editorial support only)
  • • Template structure followed completely
  • • Disclaimers present