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Disclosure Statement

[!IMPORTANT] Clinical Disclaimer & Independent Verification Required All AI-generated outputs produced using these prompts — including but not limited to diagnostic suggestions, severity/priority ratings, drug-interaction flags, and registry-level or cross-case conclusions — require independent clinical verification before being acted upon. This document does not substitute for clinical judgment, professional medical advice, or established institutional safety protocols at any stage.


[!NOTE] What this repository is and is not Vibe Rounds is a patient-centred learning system for medical students, learners, and patient advocates. Every module, prompt, and framework on this site is designed for one purpose: helping a learner reason better about a clinical case. No module is designed to execute, change, or directly inform patient care.

Specifically:

If you are looking for a clinical decision support tool, a prescribing aid, or a diagnostic system — this is not that. If you are a learner trying to think more carefully about a case, or a patient advocate trying to understand and document your loved one’s situation better — this is exactly that.


Authorship & Development

This document (Vibe Rounds Prompt Modules 1–10) was developed by Avinash.

Funding & Conflicts of Interest


Evidence Base

IMPORTANT - This document has not undergone controlled evaluation of clinical, educational, or patient-safety outcomes.

⚠️ Key Evidentiary Limitations

Aspect Status & Context
“Validated Environment” (Modules 1–8) Indicates only that a prompt was run, informally and without a comparator condition or outcome measure, in the named environment against typically one case or one testing session. It does not mean the output was verified against clinical ground truth, peer-reviewed, or shown to improve any outcome.
Module 9 Derived from a single n-of-1 case-report preprint and inherits that source’s evidentiary limitations.
Evidence Hierarchy Rating By the Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine hierarchy, the entire evidence base underlying this document sits at the case-report / expert-opinion level — the lowest tier of clinical evidence — and should be treated accordingly.

📑 Project Evaluation

File Contents  
Vibe Rounds — Academic Evaluation Conversation transcript with Claude June 19, 2026
Vibe Rounds — Demo Implementation - PaJR PaJR × Vibe Rounds — Prompts June 19, 2026
Vibe Rounds — Demo Implementation - CKD Class CKD Class Tutorial — Socratic Clinical Reasoning June 19, 2026
Vibe Rounds — Demo Implementation - Clerkship Case Practice Vibe Rounds — Prompt Templates for Clerkship Case Practice June 20, 2026

VibeRounds Prompt Modules

A Structured Directory for Clinical Reasoning

Coined and developed by Dr. Avinash Kumar Gupta · Vibe Rounds, June 2026 #VibeRounds — A Socratic AI Paradigm for Clinical Medicine


What this repository is (NON TESTED YET)

This repository organizes a Non-tested set of large-language-model prompts the way a clinical procedure manual organizes bedside techniques — by objective, indication, and step sequence, rather than by who happened to write each one down.

It contains 10 modules each a self-contained prompt workflow with its own lifecycle, and 4 supplementary frameworks (A–D) that are layered into specific steps across those modules rather than run on their own.


🚀 New here? Start with this

If you are new to Vibe Rounds and unsure where to begin, go to Module 0 — Cold-Start Orientation first. It is a short pre-module entry point that identifies your role and goal and routes you to the right module before any clinical content is exchanged.

If you already know which module and step you need, skip straight there using the index below.


Finding what you need

If you are… Go to
New to Vibe Rounds, not sure where to start Module 0 – Cold-Start Orientation
Teaching or learning through a single case Module 1 – Socratic Clinical Reasoning
A family member building a case record Module 2 and Module 3
Prepping for or running ward rounds Module 4 – Peer-Level Ward Round Preparation
Auditing a live patient log Module 5 – Real-Time Case Review & Data Audit
Running registry-level analytics Module 6 – Registry-Level Analytics
Mining the registry for cross-case learning Module 7 – Longitudinal & Cross-Case Learning
Authoring or QA-checking a new Socratic prompt Module 8 – Socratic-Mode Design Specification
N-of-1 Case Research Protocol Module 9 – N-of-1 Case Research Protocol
Journal & Article Reading Module 10 – Journal & Article Reading
Patient Education Query Intelligence Module 11 – Patient Education Query Intelligence

Reading order: Modules are independent entry points — jump straight to the one you need. Within a module, work the numbered steps (Step X.0, X.1, X.2…) in order; the three lifecycle phases (Initiation → Execution → Closure/Review) are designed to run in sequence, not be skipped around.

Cross-cutting frameworks: Frameworks A–D are not separate modules to run on their own — they are layered into specific steps throughout Modules 0–8. Lifecycle Coverage Summary is the master index of exactly which step, in which module, carries each framework — consult it if you are trying to locate every place a given framework is applied.


How each module is structured

Each module is a process with a lifecycle. Every module follows a consistent structure:

Field Description
Objective What the module accomplishes
Indication When to reach for it
Lifecycle Three phases: Initiation → Execution → Closure / Review
Steps Numbered steps, each with a ready-to-use prompt
Validated Env. The LLM platform on which a step was tested, where documented
Application Note Context on how a step was used, or how to adapt it

Module Maturity Levels

Module Status Description
Module 1 🟢 Mature Ready for production self learning use.
Module 2 🟡 In Progress Active development, expect changes.
Module 3 🟡 In Progress Active development, expect changes.
Module 4 🟢 Mature Ready for production self learning use.
Module 5 🟢 Mature Ready for production self learning use.
Module 6 🔴 Primitive Experimental / Alpha stage.
Module 7 🔴 Primitive Experimental / Alpha stage.
Module 8 🟡 In Progress Ready for production self learning use.
Module 9 🟢 Mature Ready for production self learning use.
Module 10 🟢 Mature Ready for production self learning use.
Module 11 🟢 Mature Ready for production self learning use.
Module 12 🟢 Mature Ready for production self learning use.
Module 13 🟡 In Progress Ready for production self learning use.
Module 14 🟢 Mature Ready for production self learning use.

Prompts Analytics

Check analytics - Traditional Ai , Socratic Ai, Devil’s advocate Ai, Brainstorming AI Check analytics

⚠️ Safety & Compliance Note

[!IMPORTANT] Modules 1–4 are template prompts containing no patient data and are safe to use as-is in any LLM. Modules 5–7 were tested against real, de-identified case logs; before reuse, confirm that any [paste...] placeholder is filled with de-identified data only.


🗂️ Module Index

# Module What it does
0 Cold-Start Orientation Pre-module entry point — identifies a new user’s role and goal and routes them to the right module
1 Socratic Clinical Reasoning Pushes a learner to reason through a case actively rather than passively receive the answer
2 Patient-Advocate Case Documentation A 4-step workflow for a family member to build a structured case record with an AI documentation companion
3 Extended Patient-Advocate Monitoring Longitudinal domain tracking (lifestyle, mood, medication, red flags) that extends Module 2
4 Peer-Level Ward Round Preparation Rehearses rounds, admissions, pre-op clearance, polypharmacy screening, and overnight triage
5 Real-Time Case Review & Data Audit Queries and cleans a single patient’s live case log during active management
6 Registry-Level Analytics Queries an entire case registry across nine escalating levels of analytic depth
7 Longitudinal & Cross-Case Learning Turns the registry itself into a cross-case, cross-time learning system (proposed; not yet validated live)
8 Socratic-Mode Design Specification A 12-point QA specification for authoring or revising any new Socratic-mode prompt
9 N-of-1 Case Research Protocol Running the seven-stage research protocol on your own complex case
10 Journal & Article Reading Vibe Rounds — Journal & Article Reading
11 Patient Education Query Intelligence Patient Education Query Intelligence
12 Differential Diagnosis Deepdive Differential Diagnosis Deepdive
13 Medication Reconciliation & Polypharmacy Medication Reconciliation & Polypharmacy
14 Resource-Constrained Clinical Reasoning Resource-Constrained Clinical Reasoning
15 Illness Script Acquisition Illness Script Acquisition
16 Basic Science ↔ Clinical Integration Basic Science ↔ Clinical Integration
17 Semantic Qualifiers & Problem Representation Semantic Qualifiers & Problem Representation
18 Causal vs. Probabilistic (Network) Reasoning Causal vs. Probabilistic (Network) Reasoning
19 Community & Social Medicine Insights Community & Social Medicine Insights
20 Naturalistic Decision Making Naturalistic Decision Making
21 Evidence Frontier Search Evidence Frontier Search
Vibe Rounds in Practice: A Case Walkthrough Vibe Rounds in Practice: A Case Walkthrough
Sackett EBM Cycle Cross-Reference Sackett EBM Cycle Cross-Reference
VibeRounds — Combined Module Reference VibeRounds — Combined Module Reference
Tagged Case History Tagged Case History
Tagged Case History with answers Tagged Case History with answers
Top Insight — Points 1 & 2 Top Insight — Points 1 & 2
Top Insight — Points 1 & 2 Top Insight — Points 1 & 2
Clinical Importance Ranking Clinical Importance Ranking
Clinical Case Analysis VibeRounds Clinical Case Analysis
CARE Case Report & Advocate Debrief VibeRounds — CARE Case Report & Advocate Debrief
Master Case Analysis Protocol Master Case Analysis Protocol
Master Case Analysis: A Multi-Level Explainer Master Case Analysis: A Multi-Level Explainer
Global Clinical Knowledge Architecture Global Clinical Knowledge Architecture
Lightweight Disease-Specific Protocol Lightweight Disease-Specific Protocol
Why Case Narratives Surpass Case Reports Why Case Narratives Surpass Case Reports

🧩 Supplementary Frameworks

Not standalone modules — each is layered into specific steps across Modules 0–8. See the Lifecycle Coverage Summary for exactly where.

Letter Framework What it does
A Humanistic Persona & Confidence-Building Trait Set Six traits that keep every Vibe Rounds persona building clinical confidence alongside clinical competence
B Fink’s Taxonomy of Significant Learning (FLINK) Six non-hierarchical dimensions of significant learning, applied to clinical cases
C Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy Six cognitive levels (Remember → Create) applied to clinical reasoning
D Vibe Rounds Critical Awareness Framework Biases, risks, and legitimate critiques of AI-assisted clinical reasoning and of the Vibe Rounds paradigm itself

📑 Reference Material

File Contents
Appendix — QA & Publication Checklist Pre-publication safety checklist and known limitations of Socratic-mode prompts
Lifecycle Coverage Summary Master cross-reference of which module/step carries which framework

📁 Repository structure

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├── Start-Here.md                                          ← you are here
├── Module-00-Cold-Start-Orientation.md
├── Module-01-Socratic-Clinical-Reasoning.md
├── Module-02-Patient-Advocate-Case-Documentation.md
├── Module-03-Extended-Patient-Advocate-Monitoring.md
├── Module-04-Peer-Level-Ward-Round-Preparation.md
├── Module-05-Real-Time-Case-Review-and-Data-Audit.md
├── Module-06-Registry-Level-Analytics.md
├── Module-07-Longitudinal-and-Cross-Case-Learning.md
├── Module-08-Socratic-Mode-Design-Specification.md
├── Module-09-Case-Research_Protocol.md
├── Module-10-Medical-Journal-Article-Reading.md
├── Module-11-Patient-Education-Query-Intelligence.md
├── Module-12-Differential-Diagnosis-Deepdive.md
├── Module-13-Medication-Reconciliation-Polypharmacy-Audit.md
├── Module-14-Global-Health-Resource-Constrained-Clinical-Reasoning.md
├── Module-15-Illness-Script-Acquisition.md
├── Module-16-Bidirectional-Basic-Science-Clinical-Integration.md
├── Module-17-Semantic-Qualifiers-Problem-Representation.md
├── Module-18-Causal-vs-Probabilistic-Network-Reasoning.md
├── Module-19-Community-and-Social-Medicine-Insights.md
├── Module-20-Recognition-Primed-Decision-Model.md
├── Vibe_Rounds_Case_Walkthrough.md
├── Module-21-Evidence-Frontier-Search.md
├── EBM-Cycle-Cross-Reference.md
├── VibeRounds-Combined-Modules-01-20.md
├── Tagged-Case-History.md
├── Tagged-Case-History1.md
├── Top-Insights.md
├── Clinical-Importance-Ranking.md
├── VibeRounds-Methodology-and-Value.md
├── Clinical-Importance-Ranking.md
├── VibeRounds-CARE-AdvocateDebrief-60F-EColi-Sepsis.md
├── VibeRounds-Master-Protocol.md
├── VibeRounds_case_analysis_explainer.md
├── VibeRounds_Repository_Scaling.md
├── ViberRounds_directory_tb_lightweight_protocol.md
├── VibeRounds_narrative_edge.md
├── Framework-A-Humanistic-Persona.md
├── Framework-B-Finks-FLINK-Taxonomy.md
├── Framework-C-Blooms-Taxonomy.md
├── Framework-D-Critical-Awareness-Framework.md
├── Appendix-QA-Publication-Checklist.md
├── Lifecycle-Coverage-Summary.md

[!NOTE] All links in this repository are relative and assume every file sits in the same directory (the repo root). If you reorganize files into subfolders, update the links accordingly.


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