bmad-editorial-review-prose

To review clinical prose, submit your markdown, plain text, or XML content to receive a three-column markdown table of suggested fixes. This review identifies communication issues that hinder comprehension and suggests concise, minimal fixes without altering the author's original intent.

Simplifying jargon in patient education materials involves identifying complex clinical text and generating minimal revisions for clarity. You can provide an optional reader type to ensure the suggested fixes target the correct audience comprehension level.

Yes, you can use a custom style guide to review clinical text by providing it as an input alongside your content. The custom style guide will supersede the default Microsoft Writing Style principles during the editorial review process.

The clinical prose review process does not modify code blocks, frontmatter, or markup. It concentrates exclusively on prose text within your content and detects structural elements to skip them during the editorial review.

The clinical editorial review outputs a three-column markdown table containing the original text, the revised text, and an explanation for each change. This structured format highlights communication issues and their suggested fixes for clinical trial documents and research abstracts.