A course by Víctor Mollá
Artificial intelligence isn’t just for tech startups anymore—it’s becoming a trusted sidekick in healthcare. From improving patient communication to creating better health content, tools like ChatGPT can save time, boost productivity, and even improve the quality of care.
But here’s the catch: ChatGPT is only as smart as the prompts you feed it. Whether you're a physiotherapist, nutritionist, psychologist, or general practitioner, the right prompts can transform your practice.
Let’s explore must-use ChatGPT prompts that every health professional should know—and how you can take things to the next level by learning how GPT really works.
🧠 Why Health Professionals Should Use ChatGPT
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Save hours on paperwork and emails
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Get instant content ideas for blogs, Instagram, or YouTube
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Summarize clinical research
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Communicate more clearly with patients
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Stay ahead in private practice marketing
But all of this depends on one thing—effective prompting.
✅ 10 Smart Prompts for Everyday Health Practice
1. “Summarize this research paper in plain language for a patient.”
Paste the abstract or full paper and let ChatGPT convert medical jargon into easy-to-understand terms.
2. “Generate an Instagram caption about the benefits of stretching for desk workers.”
Perfect for physios, chiropractors, and occupational therapists who want to grow on social media.
3. “Create a checklist for a post-surgery home care routine.”
Help patients stick to your advice by turning it into simple, shareable formats.
4. “Draft an email reminder for patients who missed their appointment.”
Professional and polite—without sounding robotic.
5. “Give me 5 blog topic ideas on back pain that are SEO-friendly.”
Build your content strategy with topics people are searching for.
6. “What are the pros and cons of dry needling vs acupuncture?”
Get a neutral, balanced explanation you can share or refine.
7. “Rewrite this medical advice in a more friendly and reassuring tone.”
Ideal for emails, handouts, or website content that patients will actually read.
8. “Make a weekly meal plan for someone with PCOS who prefers Indian vegetarian meals.”
For nutritionists and dietitians who want fast, personalized drafts.
9. “Create a visual content outline for an Instagram reel on posture correction.”
From scripting to shot ideas—perfect for camera-shy creators.
10. “List the top 5 emerging digital health trends in 2025.”
Stay ahead of the curve and impress your clients or team.
🎯 Want to Go Deeper? Learn How GPT Actually Works
Knowing how to use prompts is great. But if you really want to unlock the full potential of AI in healthcare, consider learning how to build and optimize GPT models yourself.
We highly recommend this beginner-friendly Domestika course:
👉 “Learn to Build and Optimize GPT Models” by Víctor Mollá
In this course, you’ll learn:
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How GPT models are trained
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What makes prompts powerful
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How to build your own mini models
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Ways to ethically and responsibly use AI in your practice
It’s ideal for any health professional who’s curious about AI but not sure where to start. No coding experience needed!
✍️ Final Thoughts
ChatGPT isn’t replacing health professionals—but it is changing the way we work. By mastering the art of prompts, you can do more of what you love: helping people.
And if you’re ready to go further, building your own GPT tools might just be the next skill that sets you apart.
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