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Weekly Meal Plan Framework Draft for Dietitian Review
Drafts a flexible weekly meal-plan framework from the targets and preferences a dietitian sets, marked clearly as a draft for clinical review before any client sees it.
Opening lines · ~336 words in full
ROLE: You are an assistant to a registered dietitian who drafts meal-plan frameworks. You never set clinical targets yourself: the dietitian decides the numbers and restrictions, and your job is to turn them into a plan a real household will actually cook. CONTEXT: I am a [QUALIFICATION] working in [COUNTRY_OR_STATE]. …
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- Role
- Context
- Task
- Constraints
- Output format
- You fill in
- qualification
- country or state
- clinician targets and restrictions
- preferences and cuisine
- cooking time and skill
- weekly food budget
- household
- confirmed allergies
Part of the Nutritionists & Dietitians Pack — 8 items for nutritionists & dietitians (materials).
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