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A curated library of AI skills, prompt templates, and tools built by public health professionals, for public health professionals. Browse what's available, use what fits, and share what you've built.
Community Resource
A curated library of AI skills, prompt templates, and tools built by public health professionals, for public health professionals. Browse what's available, use what fits, and share what you've built.
Structured upstream/midstream/downstream analysis using WHO frameworks, Dahlgren-Whitehead, HiAP, and SDGs. Walks the AI through seven confirmation questions before generating any output. Works on Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini.
The Claude version installs under Settings → Customize → Skills. The text version is plain markdown for ChatGPT, Gemini, or anywhere else.
Builds visually appealing, accessible, multilingual health campaign pages and websites for specific populations. Choose your target audience, theme, languages, and branding — the skill handles structure, reading level, and design.
The Claude version installs under Settings → Customize → Skills. The text version is plain markdown for ChatGPT, Gemini, or anywhere else.
Gets ahead of health misinformation. Builds prebunking materials — short messages that prepare audiences to recognise common misinformation techniques before they encounter them — tailored to your health topic, audience, and channel.
A prompt template that produces plain-language health information in multiple languages simultaneously. Specify the topic, target audience, reading level, and number of languages — the AI adapts tone and vocabulary for each, not just translates.
A ready-made interactive HTML dashboard template for weekly disease surveillance data. Upload your CSV of reported cases by district and week — the template generates line charts, bar charts, and a summary table automatically.
Have a skill or template that's saved you time? Share it with the community. Use the submission form below — reviewed submissions are added within two weeks.
Submit yours →Personalisation files
These are the core files used to personalise an AI tool so it understands who you are, how you work, and how you write. Download each template, fill in your own details, and place the files in your working folder. Your AI will read them at the start of every session.
All personal and identifying information has been removed. The files below are templates — they show you the structure and give you guidance on what to write, but the content is yours to complete.
Tells your AI who you are — your professional role, your setting, your audience, your preferred way of working, and your core tools. The more honest and specific you are, the better the AI tailors everything it produces for you.
Works on: Claude Cowork · Claude (browser, via Projects) · ChatGPT (Custom Instructions) · Gemini (Gems)
Download templateA standing set of instructions for your AI covering communication style, safety rules, working preferences, and workspace structure. In Claude Cowork, save as CLAUDE.md and it is read automatically every session. For other platforms, paste into Custom Instructions.
Works on: Claude Cowork · Claude (browser) · ChatGPT · Gemini
Download templateA running log of decisions, preferences, and context that your AI carries across sessions. Ask your AI to update it at the end of each session so every new conversation starts with full context — no need to recap what you have been working on.
Works on: Claude Cowork · Claude (browser, via Projects)
Download templateA detailed list of words to avoid, phrases to strike out, structural habits to break, and principles of good prose — applied to make sure everything your AI writes sounds like a person, not a language model. Based on Wikipedia's guide to spotting AI writing, with additional plain-prose principles.
Works on: Claude Cowork · Claude (browser) · ChatGPT · Gemini
Download templateThis is a curated collection — not an open upload platform. All submissions are reviewed before being added. This keeps the quality high and ensures that every resource has been tested in real public health work.
Submissions are reviewed within two weeks. If your resource is accepted, it will appear here with your name, affiliation (if you choose to include it), and a brief description. You will be credited for your contribution.
AI skills, prompt templates, dashboard templates, evidence synthesis tools, and structured prompts that have been tested in real public health practice.
Untested resources, proprietary content, or submissions that include personal or patient data. Resources must be freely shareable and work on at least one of the three main AI platforms.
Fill in the form below. Include as much detail as you can — the more context you provide, the faster the review process. You will receive an email confirmation when your submission is received, and another when it is reviewed.
The submission form opens in Google Forms. Your submission is reviewed by the site curator — you will hear back within two weeks.
Open submission form →The form asks for: resource name, type (skill / template / tool / dataset), a description, which AI platforms it works on, and the resource content itself (pasted as text or uploaded as a file).