Sidekick: Custom Instructions (Beta Feature)

Created by Jen Sommers, Modified on Fri, 13 Jun at 2:09 PM by Jen Sommers

Sidekick: 

Custom Instructions (Beta Feature)

This feature empowers you to refine Sidekick’s suggestions by specifying how information should be structured or what additional content should be included. Whether you prefer certain phrasing, formatting, or content emphasis, this setting can be tailored to align with your individual workflow and documentation preferences.

To help you get started, we’ve provided example instructions within the text boxes. Here are a few additional examples of custom instructions: 

  • Always use "patient" rather than names or gendered pronouns.
  • Record the assistance level provided to the patient during transfers, if verbalized by the therapist.
  • Include any barriers the patient identifies to adhering to the home exercise program.
  • Record the numerical pain rating whenever the patient reports it.
  • Group measurements into these sections: Strength, Range of motion, Special tests. 
  • If patient verbally consents to recording, include a consent statement at the bottom
  • If a home exercise program is discussed, insert: “Patient consents to and understands the home exercise program. The patient is able to demonstrate exercises safely.”

Feel free to use these as inspiration and adjust them to meet your specific needs. 

Note: Sidekick is built to enhance documentation compliance. Adjusting output through custom instructions may influence the compliance level of the suggestions generated.


If you have any questions on how to use the features above, please don’t hesitate to reach out to ptsupport@predictionhealth.com and we’re happy to help!

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