
Integrative Patient Consultation Analyzer
Analyze consultations and build integrated TCM-modern treatment plans instantly
What You Can Do
This skill analyzes patient consultations from both TCM and modern medicine perspectives, then creates cohesive, evidence-integrated treatment plans that respect both modalities. You get comprehensive patient education materials that explain the clinical reasoning behind your integrated approach, helping patients understand how traditional and contemporary therapies work together toward healing.
Features
Examines patient presentations through both TCM pattern differentiation (zheng) and modern diagnostic categories, identifying alignment points and clinical priorities
Creates cohesive protocols that combine acupuncture, herbal medicine, supplements, and conventional therapies with clear sequencing and safety considerations
Generates clinical rationales citing both traditional principles and current research, making your recommendations defensible to patients and referral sources
Produces clear, accessible handouts explaining diagnoses, treatment approaches, lifestyle modifications, and expected timelines in language patients understand
Flags potential herb-drug interactions, contraindications, and clinical red flags requiring referral or additional investigation
Develops visit-by-visit treatment evolution plans with progress markers, reassessment points, and criteria for adjusting the approach
Example Output
Example 1: Hypertension with anxiety
TCM Pattern: Liver yang rising with heart-spleen disharmony Modern Diagnosis: Essential hypertension, generalized anxiety
Integrated Plan:
- Acupuncture: LV3, LI4, PC6, HT7 (bi-weekly x 6 weeks)
- Herbal formula: Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin modified for qi-blood tonification
- Supplements: Magnesium glycinate, omega-3s (evidence-based adjuvants)
- Lifestyle: Meditation, sodium reduction, regular aerobic exercise
- Referral: Consider cardiology if BP remains >160/100 after 4 weeks
Patient Handout: Explains liver stress connection to anxiety, how acupuncture calms the nervous system, realistic improvement timelines (4-8 weeks)
Example 2: Chronic digestive complaints with IBS
TCM Pattern: Spleen qi deficiency with liver-spleen disharmony Modern Diagnosis: IBS, possible SIBO
Integrated Plan:
- Referral: Consider GI workup (FODMAP evaluation, SIBO breath test)
- Acupuncture: ST36, CV12, SP4 (weekly x 8 weeks)
- Herbal: Si Jun Zi Tang plus liver-coursing herbs
- Supplements: Probiotics, L-glutamine, digestive enzymes
- Dietary: FODMAP modification, warm foods emphasis
Patient Handout: Visual of digestive system, explanation of stress-digestion connection, realistic improvement markers (bowel regularity by week 4-6)
What's Included
- Consultation analysis framework: Structured method for extracting clinical information, applying TCM pattern recognition, and mapping to modern diagnosis
- Integrated treatment protocol generator: Creates multi-modal plans with acupuncture, herbal medicine, supplements, lifestyle, and conventional medicine in coordinated sequence
- Patient education template system: Generates customized handouts explaining diagnoses, treatment rationales, expected timelines, and self-care instructions
- Safety and contraindication checker: Screens for herb-drug interactions, clinical red flags, and situations requiring referral or additional diagnostics
- Follow-up and reassessment protocol: Establishes visit-by-visit treatment evolution, progress markers, and decision points for plan adjustment
Who It's For
- Licensed acupuncturists seeking evidence-based integrated medicine
- Naturopaths and functional medicine practitioners incorporating TCM
- Medical doctors with complementary medicine interests
- Clinical herbalists integrating with modern diagnostics
- Wellness practitioners creating patient documentation and handouts
Best For
- Creating integrated treatment plans for complex chronic conditions
- Generating patient education materials bridging TCM and modern medicine
- Developing coordinated protocols combining acupuncture, herbs, and supplements
- Identifying safety concerns and herb-drug interaction risks in multi-modal treatment







