100 Essential GAI Prompts for ObGyn Professionals: Enhancing Clinical Practice and Patient Care

Leveraging Generative AI to Advance Obstetric and Gynecological Practice in the Digital Age

Keywords: Clinical Decision Support, Evidence-Based ObGyn, Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Generative AI in Healthcare, Medical Education, Obstetric Complications, Gynecological Innovation, Patient Communication, Healthcare Technology, Clinical Research

As ObGyn professionals, we navigate increasingly complex clinical scenarios while managing an ever-expanding body of medical literature. Generative AI (GAI) offers unprecedented capabilities to extend our clinical reasoning, streamline information gathering, and enhance patient care. This collection of 100 carefully crafted prompts is designed specifically for obstetricians, gynecologists, and midwives seeking to integrate GAI into their clinical workflow effectively and ethically.

Remember: GAI should augment clinical judgment, not replace it. Always critically evaluate AI-generated information against your expertise and current evidence-based guidelines.

Clinical Decision Support

Diagnostic Assistance:

1. "Review the latest diagnostic criteria for PCOS according to ACOG, ESHRE, and RCOG guidelines, highlighting key differences."

2. "Create a clinical reasoning framework for evaluating postmenopausal bleeding, including red flags for expedited investigation."

3. "Compare and contrast the presentation of pre-eclampsia versus chronic hypertension with superimposed pre-eclampsia."

4. "Generate a differential diagnosis list for a 32-year-old G2P1 presenting with severe right lower quadrant pain at 12 weeks gestation."

5. "What are the most recent criteria for diagnosing placenta accreta spectrum disorders on ultrasound and MRI?"

Treatment Planning:

6. "Summarize current SMFM guidelines for management of mild gestational diabetes mellitus."

7. "Create a decision tree for management of abnormal uterine bleeding in a 45-year-old with fibroids."

8. "What are the latest recommendations for progesterone supplementation for recurrent pregnancy loss?"

9. "Compare pharmacological interventions for refractory hyperemesis gravidarum with their efficacy and safety profiles."

10. "Generate a step-by-step protocol for cervical ripening in a patient with previous cesarean delivery."

Risk Assessment:

11. "Create a comprehensive risk assessment tool for venous thromboembolism in pregnancy based on the latest evidence."

12. "What factors should be included when counseling a 41-year-old primigravida about prenatal genetic testing options?"

13. "Analyze the predictive value of various preterm labor assessment tools in asymptomatic high-risk patients."

14. "Generate a checklist for preconception counseling for women with inflammatory bowel disease."

15. "What are the key factors to consider when risk-stratifying patients for postpartum hemorrhage?"

Complex Case Management:

16. "Outline a management approach for suspected cholestasis of pregnancy with borderline bile acid levels."

17. "Create a care plan for ongoing surveillance of a 30-week fetus with early-onset growth restriction and abnormal Dopplers."

18. "What are the latest recommendations for managing pregnant patients with mechanical heart valves requiring anticoagulation?"

19. "Generate a comprehensive care plan for a pregnant patient with Class III obesity including monitoring recommendations."

20. "Outline management options for recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis resistant to conventional treatments."

Evidence-Based Practice Updates

Literature Synthesis:

21. "Summarize the three most practice-changing RCTs in obstetrics from the past two years with their clinical implications."

22. "Compare findings from recent large-scale studies on outcomes of elective induction at 39 weeks in nulliparous women."

23. "What does the latest evidence show regarding optimal timing for cord clamping in preterm infants?"

24. "Create a table comparing the efficacy and side effect profiles of current hormonal contraceptive options based on recent systematic reviews."

25. "Synthesize current evidence on the relationship between endometriosis and ovarian cancer risk."

Guideline Implementation:

26. "Create a clinic implementation plan for the new cervical cancer screening guidelines with specific workflow adjustments."

27. "Compare ACOG, NICE, and WHO recommendations for management of postpartum hemorrhage, highlighting key differences."

28. "What practice changes are implied by the latest hypertension in pregnancy guidelines?"

29. "Generate a protocol for implementing the most recent GBS screening and intrapartum prophylaxis guidelines."

30. "Create a comparison chart of different professional society recommendations for COVID-19 vaccination in pregnant patients."

Research Evaluation:

31. "Critically analyze methodological strengths and limitations of the ARRIVE trial for clinical application."

32. "Create a framework for evaluating the quality of evidence for complementary medicine approaches in managing menopausal symptoms."

33. "What statistical considerations should be highlighted when interpreting non-inferiority trials in contraceptive research?"

34. "Generate a critical appraisal of recent studies on vaginal progesterone for preterm birth prevention."

35. "Analyze the strengths and limitations of using artificial intelligence for cervical cytology interpretation."

Quality Improvement:

36. "Design a quality improvement protocol to reduce primary cesarean delivery rates using the latest evidence-based approaches."

37. "What metrics should be tracked to evaluate the success of an enhanced recovery after surgery protocol for gynecologic procedures?"

38. "Create a PDSA cycle framework for implementing a postpartum hemorrhage safety bundle."

39. "Generate methods to audit and improve appropriate utilization of antenatal corticosteroids."

40. "Design a quality assessment tool for evaluating appropriate use of labor induction."

Patient Communication and Education

Shared Decision Making:

41. "Create a shared decision-making tool for discussing mode of delivery after cesarean."

42. "Generate conversational scripts for discussing abnormal genetic screening results that demonstrate cultural sensitivity."

43. "What framework can help structure risk communication regarding trial of labor after multiple cesarean deliveries?"

44. "Create a decision aid for patients choosing between different endometriosis treatment approaches."

45. "Generate example language for discussing the risks and benefits of induction of labor for advanced maternal age."

Patient Education Materials:

46. "Create a patient education handout explaining the spectrum of abnormal placentation in clear, non-technical language."

47. "Generate age-appropriate educational content about HPV vaccination for adolescent patients."

48. "Design a visual explanation of endometriosis pathophysiology suitable for patient education."

49. "Create a comprehensive yet accessible guide to perimenopause for patients."

50. "Generate a patient-friendly explanation of fetal heart rate patterns during labor."

Difficult Conversations:

51. "Provide language frameworks for discussing stillbirth findings with parents, including autopsy options and recurrence risks."

52. "Create a structured approach for counseling patients about risks of continuing pregnancy with severe early-onset pre-eclampsia."

53. "What techniques can improve communication when discussing pregnancy termination options for fetal anomalies?"

54. "Generate approaches for discussing obstetric violence and birth trauma with patients who report negative experiences."

55. "Create a framework for discussing fertility preservation with young patients facing gynecologic cancer."

Health Literacy Considerations:

56. "Adapt standard preeclampsia warning signs education for patients with limited health literacy."

57. "Create culturally appropriate explanations of female anatomy and physiology for patients from conservative backgrounds."

58. "Generate visual aids explaining hormonal contraception mechanisms for patients with lower literacy levels."

59. "What approaches work best when explaining complex genetic testing results to patients with limited education?"

60. "Create accessible patient instructions for pessary care that accommodate different learning styles."

Clinical Efficiency and Practice Management

Documentation Optimization:

61. "Generate structured templates for documenting complex maternal-fetal medicine consultations."

62. "Create efficient but thorough documentation language for normal antepartum visits at different gestational ages."

63. "What elements should be included in standardized operative notes for different types of hysteroscopic procedures?"

64. "Generate templates for documenting informed consent discussions for trial of labor after cesarean delivery."

65. "Create standardized documentation templates for colposcopy findings that align with current terminology."

Workflow Improvement:

66. "Design a triage protocol for obstetric concerns based on gestational age and presenting complaint."

67. "What scheduling approaches optimize maternal-fetal medicine consultation workflow while accommodating urgent referrals?"

68. "Create a task allocation framework for team-based prenatal care that maximizes scope of practice for all providers."

69. "Generate a protocol for remote monitoring of gestational hypertension with integration into clinical workflow."

70. "Design an efficient workflow for integration of genetic counseling services within a general ObGyn practice."

Telehealth Optimization:

71. "Create a framework for determining which gynecologic complaints are appropriate for telehealth versus in-person evaluation."

72. "What elements should be included in virtual postpartum visits to ensure comprehensive care?"

73. "Generate guidelines for remote management of early pregnancy complications."

74. "Create a telehealth protocol for monitoring gestational diabetes patients between in-person visits."

75. "Design a virtual prenatal education curriculum that promotes engagement and retention."

Resource Utilization:

76. "Create criteria for appropriate consultation with maternal-fetal medicine specialists based on condition and urgency."

77. "What framework can help determine appropriate level of care for different obstetric patients (birth center, community hospital, tertiary center)?"

78. "Generate guidelines for efficient utilization of continuous electronic fetal monitoring versus intermittent auscultation."

79. "Create a protocol for appropriate use of obstetric ultrasound that aligns with current guidelines and prevents overutilization."

80. "Design strategies for appropriate laboratory test ordering in routine gynecologic care."

Professional Development and Education

Clinical Teaching: 81. "Create a structured approach to teaching first-year residents about normal labor management." 82. "Generate case-based learning scenarios for practicing management of postpartum hemorrhage." 83. "What framework can be used to teach pattern recognition in electronic fetal monitoring interpretation?" 84. "Create a simulation scenario for teaching communication during obstetric emergencies." 85. "Design a curriculum for teaching trauma-informed gynecologic examination techniques."

Research and Publication: 86. "Generate a structured approach for developing a research question in obstetric quality improvement." 87. "What methods can improve the scholarly impact of case reports in rare gynecologic conditions?" 88. "Create an outline for a systematic review of interventions to reduce disparities in maternal outcomes." 89. "Generate potential research questions addressing gaps in knowledge about long-term outcomes of hysteroscopic procedures." 90. "Design a framework for collaborative research between obstetrics and neonatology departments."

Professional Wellbeing: 91. "Create strategies for managing moral distress when patient decisions conflict with medical recommendations." 92. "What approaches can obstetric providers use to process traumatic birth outcomes?" 93. "Generate practical interventions to reduce burnout specific to ObGyn practice environments." 94. "Create language for setting sustainable professional boundaries in obstetric practice." 95. "Design a peer support structure for ObGyns dealing with adverse outcomes or litigation."

Ethics and Equity in Practice

Ethical Dilemmas: 96. "Create a structured ethical reasoning framework for situations where maternal and fetal interests potentially conflict." 97. "What approaches can balance respect for patient autonomy with concerns about maternal-fetal safety?" 98. "Generate discussion points for multidisciplinary ethics consultation regarding periviable delivery management." 99. "Create a framework for approaching requests for non-indicated procedures (elective cesarean, cosmetic gynecologic surgery)." 100. "Design an approach to ethically managing pregnant patients who decline blood products."

Making the Most of These Prompts

These prompts serve as starting points for clinical reasoning enhancement, not replacements for clinical judgment. For optimal results:

• Customize prompts with specific clinical details when addressing actual patient scenarios

• Maintain patient confidentiality by avoiding identifiable information in GAI interactions

• Critically evaluate all GAI-generated information against current evidence-based guidelines

• Use GAI-generated content as a foundation that requires your expert refinement

• Document the source of information used in clinical decision-making appropriately

By thoughtfully integrating GAI into clinical practice, ObGyn professionals can leverage this technology to enhance rather than replace the art and science of obstetric and gynecologic care. The goal is augmented intelligence: combining the pattern recognition and information synthesis capabilities of AI with the clinical judgment, empathy, and ethical reasoning that define excellent healthcare providers.

As we navigate this technological frontier, we must remain committed to evidence-based practice, patient-centered care, and continuous critical evaluation of how these tools impact our clinical reasoning and patient outcomes.