deck-clinical

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

1|Updated Apr 19, 2026
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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.