deck-clinical

Generates clinical presentation storyboards with EBM, AIDET, and Brazilian regulatory compliance checks.

1|Updated Apr 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fercosnt/fernando-claude-marketplace --skill deck-clinical-fercosnt
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Skill: deck-clinical
Source: https://github.com/fercosnt/fernando-claude-marketplace/tree/main/deck-builder/skills/deck-clinical
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fercosnt/fernando-claude-marketplace --skill deck-clinical-fercosnt

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What problem does it solve? Creating presentations about clinical protocols and treatments requires balancing scientific rigor, audience-appropriate language, and strict Brazilian healthcare regulations (CFO, CFM, Anvisa). This Skill generates complete presentation storyboards for clinical content while automatically enforcing compliance rules without blocking your work. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Dual audience modes: Generates peer-facing decks (10-14 slides, Calgary-Cambridge structure, GRADE evidence levels) for dentists and physicians, or patient-facing decks (6-8 slides, AIDET framework, mandatory plain language) for lay patients. - Soft-enforcement compliance: Applies CFO Resolution 196/2019, CFM 1974/2011, and Anvisa rules as a final 3-tier block (blocker / verify / OK), flagging issues like missing informed consent (TCLE) for before-and-after photos without ever blocking generation. - Automatic forbidden-language handling: Replaces or flags prohibited terms such as "cure", "guaranteed", and "100%" with regulator-safe alternatives. - Use Case: A dentist preparing a 20-minute lecture on Er:YAG laser whitening for a postgraduate course receives a 12-slide storyboard with GRADE-rated evidence, Anvisa Class III device disclosure, Fotona conflict-of-interest declaration, and a completed compliance block. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a clinical presentation storyboard for your protocol, specifying the treatment, target audience (specialist or patient), evidence level, and whether you have signed consent for before-and-after images.

Frequently Asked Questions about deck-clinical

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I create a clinical protocol presentation for dentists?▼

Provide the protocol, clinical indication, evidence level, and audience type. The skill generates a 10-14 slide peer-facing storyboard using the Calgary-Cambridge structure with a dedicated evidence block citing GRADE levels per outcome.

How do I present a treatment plan to a patient in plain language?▼

Specify a lay patient audience and the skill switches to patient-facing mode, generating 6-8 slides following the AIDET framework. Technical jargon is automatically replaced, and a treatment alternatives slide is mandatory for invasive procedures.

Does the skill block generation when compliance issues are found?▼

No. It uses soft enforcement: the storyboard is always generated completely, and issues are consolidated in a final 3-tier block marking blockers, items to verify, and confirmed checks. Blockers must be resolved before presenting.

What happens with before-and-after photos without signed consent?▼

Missing TCLE (informed consent) for before-and-after images is flagged as a blocker citing CFO Resolution 196/2019, article 18. The skill suggests obtaining signed consent or replacing the images with a generic anatomical diagram.

Which regulations does the clinical compliance check cover?▼

It covers CFO Resolution 196/2019 for dentistry ethics, CFM Resolution 1974/2011 for medical advertising, and Anvisa RDC 185/2001 plus RDC 751/2022 for medical device classification. Class III devices like Fotona lasers require registration disclosure.

What are the limitations of this presentation skill?▼

It does not perform live literature searches, so users must supply the evidence level. It does not write consent forms, replace clinical judgment, or render final slides; output is a storyboard markdown file only.