name	health-tech-presentation-builder
description	Specialized workflow for generating professional, education-focused health-tech presentations from complex source documents. Use for: creating multi-lecture slide decks, applying "Technical Blueprint" visual styles, and ensuring large, clear typography for healthcare audiences.

Health-Tech Presentation Builder

This skill provides a structured workflow for transforming dense healthcare or health-tech source material into professional, education-focused presentations.

Workflow

1. Content Extraction & Analysis

Analyze Source: Read the provided document (e.g., .docx, .pdf) and identify the core lectures or modules.
Lecture Segmentation: Group slides into logical lectures (e.g., 7-12 slides per lecture) to respect subscription limits and maintain focus.
Identify Key Concepts: Extract core definitions, frameworks (e.g., 5-Gate Review), and practical examples.

2. Content Preparation

Draft Outline: Create a Markdown outline for each lecture.
Insight-Driven Headings: Write slide headings as conclusions or insights, not just topic labels.
Minimalism Principle: Focus on the minimum data needed to solve the problem. Categorize elements as Must-Have, Nice-to-Have, or Out-of-Scope.

3. Visual Design: "Technical Blueprint" Style

Aesthetic: Use a fine-line modular grid (1px) and a subtle dot-grid background (5% opacity).
Typography:
- Headlines: Space Grotesk (Bold, 48px-52px).
- Body: Inter (Regular/Semi-bold, 16px-20px).
- Monospaced: Use for tags and code snippets to evoke data schemas.
Color Palette:
- Background: #FAFAF9
- Text: #1C1917
- Accents: #D97706 (Amber), #005F73 (Deep Teal)
Layouts: Use split-screen, 2x2 grids, and vertical stacks to vary visual rhythm.

4. Technical Implementation

HTML Mode: Always use generate_mode: html for data-heavy, editable slides.
Large Fonts: Ensure all text is large enough for educational delivery.
Iconography: Use Font Awesome for consistent, professional icons.
Fixed Height: Use min-height: 720px and fixed pixel dimensions for containers to prevent overflow.

5. Speaker Notes & Delivery

Tone: Professional, educational, and engaging.
Focus: Practical advice for Product Managers and Analysts.
Brevity: Keep notes under 200 words per slide.
Presentation: Use slide_present to deliver the final deck with notes.

Templates

Use /home/ubuntu/skills/health-tech-presentation-builder/templates/technical_blueprint.html as a starting point for slide structure.

Best Practices

No Fabricated Data: Always use real data from the source document.
Rosetta Stone: Explicitly define terminology mappings (e.g., LOINC, RxNorm) in technical slides.
Patient Matching: Treat matching as a business decision, not just a technical one.
Success Metrics: Measure success across Functional, Adoption, and Outcome layers.

Health-Tech Presentation Builder

This skill provides a structured workflow for transforming dense healthcare or health-tech source material into professional, education-focused presentations.

Workflow

1. Content Extraction & Analysis

Analyze Source: Read the provided document (e.g., .docx, .pdf) and identify the core lectures or modules.

Lecture Segmentation: Group slides into logical lectures (e.g., 7-12 slides per lecture) to respect subscription limits and maintain focus.

Identify Key Concepts: Extract core definitions, frameworks (e.g., 5-Gate Review), and practical examples.

2. Content Preparation

Draft Outline: Create a Markdown outline for each lecture.

Insight-Driven Headings: Write slide headings as conclusions or insights, not just topic labels.

Minimalism Principle: Focus on the minimum data needed to solve the problem. Categorize elements as Must-Have, Nice-to-Have, or Out-of-Scope.

3. Visual Design: "Technical Blueprint" Style

Aesthetic: Use a fine-line modular grid (1px) and a subtle dot-grid background (5% opacity).

Typography:

Headlines: Space Grotesk (Bold, 48px-52px).
Body: Inter (Regular/Semi-bold, 16px-20px).
Monospaced: Use for tags and code snippets to evoke data schemas.

Color Palette:

Background: #FAFAF9
Text: #1C1917
Accents: #D97706 (Amber), #005F73 (Deep Teal)

Layouts: Use split-screen, 2x2 grids, and vertical stacks to vary visual rhythm.

4. Technical Implementation

HTML Mode: Always use generate_mode: html for data-heavy, editable slides.

Large Fonts: Ensure all text is large enough for educational delivery.

Iconography: Use Font Awesome for consistent, professional icons.

Fixed Height: Use min-height: 720px and fixed pixel dimensions for containers to prevent overflow.

5. Speaker Notes & Delivery

Tone: Professional, educational, and engaging.

Focus: Practical advice for Product Managers and Analysts.

Brevity: Keep notes under 200 words per slide.

Presentation: Use slide_present to deliver the final deck with notes.

Templates

Use /home/ubuntu/skills/health-tech-presentation-builder/templates/technical_blueprint.html as a starting point for slide structure.

Best Practices

No Fabricated Data: Always use real data from the source document.

Rosetta Stone: Explicitly define terminology mappings (e.g., LOINC, RxNorm) in technical slides.

Patient Matching: Treat matching as a business decision, not just a technical one.

Success Metrics: Measure success across Functional, Adoption, and Outcome layers.