Stop spending two hours on notes that should take forty minutes. 65+ structured AI prompts for psychiatric progress notes, formulations, risk assessments, and discharge summaries — built around real psychiatric clinical workflows and evidence-based practice.
The Documentation Crisis
Your training gave you diagnostic skill, therapeutic expertise, and the ability to connect with patients in crisis. None of it prepared you for the mountain of progress notes, discharge summaries, referral letters, and treatment plans that follow you home every night. We built these tools because we were drowning in the same paperwork.
One for progress notes. One for risk assessment. One for formulation. One for discharge summaries. One for referral letters. Yours immediately.
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Products
Everything you need. All three toolkits in one package.
Includes: 65+ documentation prompts, 30 app clinical audits, psychiatric assessment library
Get the Bundle40+ prompts for progress notes, discharge summaries, referral letters, risk assessments, and formulations.
Get the Toolkit65 structured prompts for MSE, diagnostic formulation, risk assessment, and medication review.
Get the Library30 apps audited against a 5-domain clinical framework. Know what to recommend.
Get the Guide20 AI prompts for audit-ready documentation. Progress notes, incident reports, support plans, self-assessments — mapped to NDIS Practice Standards.
Covers: Core Modules 1–4, Behaviour Support, Support Coordination, SDA
Get the ToolkitWhat You Get
Progress notes, discharge summaries, referral letters, medication management, treatment plans, MDT reports
4P formulation, biopsychosocial, differential diagnosis, risk assessment
Interaction checking, metabolic monitoring, switching, augmentation
Condition explanations, medication information, relapse prevention
Evidence summaries, guideline comparisons
Scored across evidence, safety, privacy, therapeutic accuracy, clinical integration
MSE, all diagnostic categories, risk, medication, documentation, exam prep
Each prompt includes clinical rationale, expected output format, and verification guidance
Methodology
Every prompt was developed through iterative clinical testing across multiple settings — inpatient, outpatient, emergency, forensic, and private practice. Our evaluation framework draws on published guidelines from RANZCP, NICE, APA, and RNZCGP.
References 100+ published papers across psychiatry, clinical informatics, and AI-assisted documentation
Tested across public hospitals, private clinics, and academic settings in 4 countries
Built on RANZCP, NICE, APA, and RNZCGP clinical practice guidelines
How It Works
Pick the clinical task: progress note, referral letter, formulation, risk assessment...
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot — free or paid versions
Check the output against your clinical judgement. Paste into your EMR.
FAQ
Yes. Output is plain text — copy and paste into any system.
These prompts use de-identified templates. Never enter identifiable patient data into AI tools. Full safety guide included.
MindAudit was developed by a practising psychiatry registrar in Australia. The prompts are drawn from direct clinical experience with AI-assisted documentation and reviewed against RANZCP and NICE clinical practice guidelines.
Yes. Email us at hello@mindaudit.com.au and we will help you get the most from the toolkit.
No. Works with free versions of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any AI assistant.
These are documentation tools, not clinical decision-making software. They assist with writing — all clinical judgement remains yours.
$147 for the complete bundle. Instant download. No subscription.
Bespoke Services
We also offer bespoke AI-powered audits of mental health technology platforms.
Single platform clinical review covering evidence base, safety, privacy, and therapeutic accuracy.
Request AuditComprehensive multi-platform comparative analysis with clinical integration recommendations and implementation guide.
Request AuditAbout MindAudit
MindAudit was built by a practising psychiatry registrar in Australia. Every prompt in this toolkit was written because it solved a real documentation problem on a real ward.
The documentation burden in psychiatry is genuine. Progress notes, formulations, risk assessments, discharge summaries — each one requires clinical thinking translated into structured language, under time pressure, at the end of a shift that already asked a lot of you. These tools exist because that problem needed a practical solution, not another conference paper about it.
The prompts are designed for de-identified use, structured around Australian clinical workflows, and reviewed against current RANZCP and NICE clinical practice guidelines. Clinical judgement stays with the clinician. That is not a disclaimer — it is the design principle.
Free Resource
We'll send you 5 of the most-used prompts from the toolkit — no fluff, just the ones that save the most time on ward rounds.
