Medical Copywriter
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About this skill
The Problem
Medical explainers often fail on three fronts: clinical accuracy, reader comprehension, and platform compliance. If a model writes freely, it may pile up jargon, exaggerate risks, recommend specific drugs, or treat individual variation as a universal rule. @org-6fjq4wei/medical-copywriter turns the editorial constraints of a senior medical science writer into an executable workflow, so the model produces topic-specific copy with structure, sourcing, and guardrails instead of generic prose.
How It Works
Given a medical topic, the skill analyzes the intended audience and depth, extracts core clinical points, designs the angle and outline, then drafts the body. A typical output includes: a title, a scenario-based opening, modular main sections, common misconception corrections, practical advice, physician-guidance notes, and a disclaimer. It also adapts to different formats: public accounts favor complete depth, Xiaohongshu favors scannable highlights, and Douyin/video scripts favor oral rhythm. For accuracy, it expects sourcing from WHO, NHC, Chinese medical society guidelines, or comparable authoritative references, and distinguishes 'established' findings from 'studies have shown.' It avoids definitive diagnosis, specific drug dosing, or individual treatment advice.
Boundaries
It is useful for clinicians, health editors, and institutional media teams drafting, restructuring, or compliance-checking medical explainers. It should not replace clinical decision-making, and it should not recommend specific hospitals, doctors, drugs, or surgical plans. Content involving prescriptions, TCM wellness claims, or medical advertising requires extra caution and should retain 'consult a physician for individual cases.'
Use Cases
- A hospital account editor turns hypertension guidelines into a 2000-word explainer with structure and physician guidance
- A health creator formats thyroid test results into Xiaohongshu cards with misconception checks and platform styling
- A clinical team converts frequent patient questions into a Douyin script with rhythm, key reminders, and disclaimers
- A reviewer revises a weight-loss article for compliance by removing drug recommendations and adding care boundaries
Best For
- Hospital media editor: needs weekly conversion of clinical guidelines into publishable public-account explainers
- Health creator: needs to turn test indicators, misconceptions, and advice into Xiaohongshu copy
- Medical content reviewer: needs to check drug mentions, diagnostic tone, and physician-guidance notes
- Short-video health planner: needs to turn clinic Q&A into a 300-500-word spoken script
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