Using Dragon Copilot Chat prompts is like having a clinical assistant ready to help you document, clarify, and communicate more efficiently. A prompt is a short instruction or question that tells Dragon Copilot what you want it to do. By using prompts, you can edit, query, and even create new content by using natural language.
Access Dragon Copilot Chat
- Open a patient session.
- Select Dragon Copilot Chat
in the lower right of your screen. - Type or dictate a prompt in the chat field.
Important
The results from prompts depend on the clarity of the prompt, the content in the combined transcript and note sections Dragon Copilot generates for the current encounter, and the availability of external sources.
Select a language to see sample prompts
- What medications does the patient take?
- What did the patient say about difficulty breathing?
Select a tab to see more sample prompts
Use these sample prompts to get started and refine the prompts to suit your needs.
Do you want to create supporting documents for a patient encounter?
Try these:
- Generate a targeted referral letter for this patient requiring a cardiology consult after chest pain.
- Draft patient education instructions for managing hypertension based on the encounter details.
- Create a concise APSO note for this visit.
- Create a personalized list of lifestyle and diet choices this patient could use to reduce kidney stone recurrence.
- Draft a personalized asthma action plan for this patient.
- Create a handout explaining disc herniation and radiculopathy that includes recommended exercises to alleviate pain.
- Create a prior authorization document for a barium swallow with regard to the patient's dysphagia and reflux.
- Create a urology consultation letter based on today's visit.
Is there a question you want to ask about the note or transcript?
Try these:
- What medications does the patient take?
- What did the patient say about difficulty breathing?
- What medications did the patient mention during the visit for her chronic migraines?
Would you like to do simple revisions or add to a note you’ve already written?
Try these:
- Add an x-ray reading that says...
- Add a set of bullets for OLDCARTS to the HPI.
- Move diagnosis 3 to number 1.
Would you like to generate a concise organized summary based on your note or transcript?
Try these:
- Create a list of pertinent positives and negatives for each diagnosis discussed.
- Create a summary of this encounter in a 5th grade English level highlighting the patient conditions and instructions for each condition.
Do you need to get quick clinical facts or explanations from medical references?
Try these:
- What are the common side effects of doxazosin?
- Explain the difference between viral and bacterial pneumonia.
- List the diagnostic criteria for generalized anxiety disorder.
- What is the recommended follow-up for abnormal liver enzymes?
Note
To use a specific medical reference, first enable the external sources you wish to reference.