emergency-preparedness

name	emergency-preparedness
description	Emergency health information and preparedness skill. Generates emergency medical cards, travel health kits, and urgent care guidance. Includes travel health risk assessment with destination-specific recommendations for vaccinations, malaria prophylaxis, altitude sickness, and food/water safety. Triggers on: emergency card, travel health, medical ID, emergency info, allergy card, ICE, medical emergency, travel preparation, travel vaccines, destination health, travel risks, malaria, altitude sickness, food safety.
allowed-tools	["read","glob","bash","write"]
version	1.0.0

Emergency Preparedness — Your Medical Safety Net

Emergency preparedness and travel health skill with destination-specific risk assessment.

When to Use

• User needs an emergency medical card
• User is planning travel and wants health preparation
• User asks about destination-specific health risks
• User wants travel vaccination recommendations
• User asks about malaria prophylaxis or altitude sickness
• User needs urgent care guidance

Execution Steps

Step 1: Determine Use Case

User Intent	Action
Emergency card	Generate emergency medical card
Travel preparation	Travel health risk assessment
Urgent symptoms	Provide care level guidance
General emergency info	Show emergency numbers

Step 2: Emergency Medical Card

Read health data and generate card:

Read: health/Health Profile.md
Read: health/Conditions/*.md

Priority Information:

1. Critical allergies (life-threatening)
2. Current medications
3. Medical conditions
4. Blood type (if known)
5. Emergency contacts (2 people)
6. Implanted devices

Step 3: Travel Health Risk Assessment

When user mentions travel or destination:

3.1 Destination Analysis

For each destination, assess:

Risk Category	Factors
Infectious Disease	Malaria, dengue, typhoid, hepatitis A/B, yellow fever
Altitude	Altitude sickness risk if >2,500m
Food/Water	Traveler's diarrhea risk
Sun/Heat	UV exposure, heat stroke
Insects	Mosquito-borne diseases, tick-borne diseases

3.2 Vaccination Recommendations

Region	Recommended Vaccines
Southeast Asia	Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Japanese Encephalitis
Sub-Saharan Africa	Yellow Fever, Meningitis, Hepatitis A/B
South America	Yellow Fever, Typhoid, Hepatitis A
India/South Asia	Hepatitis A/B, Typhoid, Cholera
Middle East	Hepatitis A, Meningitis
Rural/Adventure	Rabies pre-exposure

3.3 Malaria Prophylaxis

Destination	Risk Level	Medication
Sub-Saharan Africa	High	Atovaquone-proguanil or Doxycycline
Southeast Asia	Moderate	Atovaquone-proguanil (check resistance)
South America	Varies	Chloroquine (limited areas)
India	Moderate-High	Atovaquone-proguanil

User's Current Medications Check:

• Check interactions with existing medications
• Adjust recommendations accordingly

3.4 Altitude Sickness Prevention

Altitude	Risk	Prevention
2,500-3,500m	Moderate	Gradual ascent, hydration
3,500-5,500m	High	Acetazolamide (Diamox), slow ascent
>5,500m	Very High	Medical clearance, emergency plan

Step 4: Generate Travel Health Report

Output format:

✈️ Travel Health Report

📍 Destination: [Location]
📅 Travel Dates: [Dates]
⏰ Duration: [Days/Weeks]

🏥 Required/Recommended Vaccinations:
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ✅ Already Have: Hepatitis B, Influenza        │
│ 🆕 Recommended: Hepatitis A, Typhoid          │
│ ⏰ Timing: Get 2-4 weeks before departure      │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

🦟 Malaria Risk: [High/Moderate/Low/None]
├─ Prophylaxis: [Medication if needed]
├─ Duration: Start 1-2 days before, continue 4 weeks after
└─ Note: [Interaction check with current meds]

🏔️ Altitude Risk: [If applicable]
├─ Destination Altitude: [X]m
├─ Medication: [If needed]
└─ Tips: [Acclimatization advice]

🍽️ Food & Water Safety:
├─ Drink only bottled/purified water
├─ Avoid ice from unknown sources
├─ Eat only cooked hot food
└─ Peel fruits yourself

🌡️ Other Risks:
├─ [Sun/UV: Use SPF 30+, seek shade]
├─ [Insects: Use DEET repellent]
└─ [Heat: Stay hydrated, avoid midday sun]

💊 Travel Health Kit:
├─ [Based on your conditions]
├─ Prescription meds (30-day supply + copy)
├─ Antidiarrheal (loperamide)
├─ Oral rehydration salts
├─ Insect repellent (DEET 20-30%)
├─ Sunscreen SPF 30+
└─ First aid basics

📄 Emergency Card:
└─ [Generate translated emergency card if needed]

⚠️ Pre-Travel Checklist:
□ [ ] Vaccinations completed (2-4 weeks before)
□ [ ] Travel insurance purchased
□ [ ] Prescription copies obtained
□ [ ] Emergency card printed (local language)
□ [ ] Medication supply adequate
□ [ ] Health provider contact info noted

Step 5: Urgent Care Guidance

For symptom assessment, determine care level:

Situation	Care Level	Action
Chest pain, stroke signs, severe bleeding	🔴 Emergency	Call emergency services
High fever, severe pain, dehydration	🟠 Urgent	Visit ER/urgent care today
Persistent symptoms, moderate pain	🟡 Semi-urgent	See doctor within 24-48 hrs
Mild symptoms, minor concerns	🟢 Self-care	Monitor, home treatment

Emergency Numbers

Region	Emergency	Notes
United States	911
United Kingdom	999 / 112
European Union	112	Universal
Canada	911
Australia	000
Japan	119
China	120
India	108
International	+country code	Check before travel

Data Storage

Travel health records stored in:

health/
├── Attachments/
│   └── Emergency Card.pdf
└── Visits/
    └── [Date] Travel Prep.md

Safety Boundaries

Can Do:

• Generate emergency medical cards
• Assess destination health risks
• Recommend vaccinations (with disclaimer to verify with provider)
• Suggest malaria prophylaxis
• Provide food/water safety guidance
• Create travel health kits

Cannot Do:

• Prescribe medications
• Administer vaccines
• Guarantee protection from diseases
• Replace travel medicine consultation

Every output must include:

Travel health recommendations are for planning purposes only. Consult a travel medicine specialist or your healthcare provider 4-6 weeks before departure for personalized advice.

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Version: 2.0.0 Updated: 2026-03-21 New in v2.0: Travel health risk assessment, destination-specific recommendations Inspired by: OpenClaw Medical Skills travel-health-analyzer (MIT License)