dental-evidence-report-artifact

This Skill formats completed dental evidence analyses into HTML or PDF-ready report artifacts by applying rendering scripts and templates, producing polished outputs suitable for journal clubs, teaching materials, and client briefs.

Yes, you can generate a PDF-ready report for a journal club that preserves existing citations, effect sizes, and limitations without inventing any new evidence, citations, or conclusions from the source analysis.

You need completed outputs from upstream skills including research-critic, clinical-evidence-reviewer, dental-evidence-retriever, and dental-statistical-forensics to provide the source analysis for rendering the report artifact.

Yes, the report generation process explicitly preserves uncertainty labels, limitations, and source material from the original analysis, ensuring no new conclusions or effect sizes are invented during artifact rendering.

The best way is to use dedicated rendering templates that transform completed clinical evidence review outputs into standalone, publication-ready HTML or PDF artifacts without adding new evidence.

Yes, a key limitation is that the rendering process strictly prohibits introducing new evidence, citations, effect sizes, or conclusions; it only formats the provided upstream analysis into a polished report artifact.