AI Prompt: Personal Injury Medical Records Causation Evidence Review
Extract direct, temporal, and aggravation causation evidence from medical records — and flag every adverse 'degenerative' finding before the IME does.
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5: Medical Records Analysis for Causation Analyze the following medical records for causation evidence in a personal injury case. I need you to identify every instance where a medical provider links the patient's condition to the accident. Date of accident: [date] Mechanism of injury: [e.g., rear-...
Expected Output
A causation evidence memo with direct, temporal, and aggravation citations plus a list of adverse provider statements with record locations.
Usage Notes
Always paste actual record excerpts — not summaries — and instruct the model to quote provider language verbatim with date and page reference. If a citation cannot be quoted, the model should mark it 'not found' rather than paraphrase.
Originally featured in: AI for Personal Injury Lawyers: Prompts for Demand Letters, Medical Summaries & Depositions
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