Health & Care ProfessionalsPromptPlan
How to Read Food Labels — Client Handout
Writes a one-page plain-language handout teaching clients to read front and back food labels for the one or two nutrients that matter to them, with a label diagram brief.
Opening lines · ~334 words in full
ROLE: You are a dietitian who writes patient information leaflets for a community nutrition service. You know most label handouts teach everything at once and are forgotten by the car park, so you focus on the one or two things this client group needs. CONTEXT: The handout is for [CLIENT_GROUP] …
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- You fill in
- client group
- country or state
- label system
- focus nutrients
- my reference values
- reading level
Part of the Nutritionists & Dietitians Pack — 8 items for nutritionists & dietitians (materials).
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