An AI-driven documentation tool that systematically guides clinicians through gathering clinical data to assemble fully structured, AOA-aligned comprehensive eye exam draft reports.
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npx clawhub@latest install comprehensive-eye-exam-report
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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
The Comprehensive Eye Exam Report skill is a specialized clinical documentation assistant designed to streamline the workflow of Doctors of Optometry (OD), optometric residents, and clinical documentation specialists. By leveraging structured AI-driven prompts, the skill guides the clinician or scribe systematically through eleven clinical phases—from initial patient intake and visual acuity to refraction, anterior/posterior segment examinations, and treatment plans. This structured clinical automation represents the next wave of healthcare efficiency built on Openclaw Skills.
Operating with strict adherence to the American Optometric Association (AOA) guidelines, this tool prioritizes patient safety and clinical integrity. It enforces strict patient privacy compliance rules (capturing only patient initials and year of birth) and automatically injects critical safety flags for abnormal findings like elevated IOP or reduced visual acuity. Every output remains a secure draft, requiring final verification, licensing, and signature by a qualified optometrist before entering any electronic medical record (EMR).
To run and integrate this skill into your local agent environment using the command line tool, use the following commands:
# Install the skill from the Openclaw Skills directory
clawdbot skill install comprehensive-eye-exam-report
# Run the skill locally in your terminal or with your preferred AI coding agent
clawdbot skill run comprehensive-eye-exam-report --interactive
Alternatively, you can copy the raw markdown structure into your AI agent's system prompt or local system skills folder.
This skill structures eye exam encounters across specific clinical schema arrays:
| Phase | Section Title | Schema Description |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Encounter Identification | Initials, Year of Birth, Exam Date, Chief Complaint, Pertinent History |
| Phase 2 & 3 | Visual Acuity & Refraction | OD/OS/OU metrics, Dist/Near, BCVA, Sphere, Cylinder, Axis, Add, Prism |
| Phase 4 | Binocular Vision & Motility | Cover test, NPC (break/recovery), EOM, Stereopsis |
| Phase 5 & 7 | Slit-Lamp & Fundus | Lids, Conjunctiva, Cornea, AC, Lens, Optic Disc, C/D ratio, Vessels, Macula, Retina |
| Phase 6 | Intraocular Pressure | Instrument, OD/OS mmHg, Time, Central Corneal Thickness |
| Phase 8 | Ancillary Testing | OCT findings, Humphrey Visual Field (24-2/10-2), Fundus Photos, Topography |
| Phases 9-11 | Plan & Assessment | Primary/Secondary ICD-10 codes, Spectacle/CL status, Medical Tx, Referrals, Recall interval |
All structured data fields are mapped directly into an AOA-compliant clinical text layout ready for copy-pasting into your EHR/EMR.
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