Create a template you can use for future questions

May 19, 2026Navis AI

For informational purposes only

This answer was generated by AI grounded in NCCN guidelines and published medical literature. It is not medical advice. Always consult your oncologist or care team before making treatment decisions.

YES - HERE'S A TEMPLATE YOU CAN USE FOR FUTURE QUESTIONS

I'm going to create something practical that you can copy, paste, and modify for each question you ask me.


TEMPLATE FOR YOUR PROSTATE CANCER QUESTIONS

Copy this and save it. Modify the bracketed sections with YOUR information:

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PATIENT CONTEXT (for Navis reference)
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DIAGNOSIS & SURGERY:
- Diagnosis: Prostate cancer
- Gleason score: [YOUR SCORE - e.g., 7 (3+4)]
- Pathological stage: [YOUR STAGE - e.g., pT3a]
- Surgical margins: [POSITIVE or NEGATIVE]
- Extraprostatic extension: [YES or NO]
- Date of RARP: [WHEN YOU HAD SURGERY]
- Time since surgery: [HOW LONG AGO - e.g., 6 months, 1 year]

CURRENT PSA STATUS:
- Most recent PSA: [VALUE] ng/mL
- Date of PSA test: [WHEN]
- PSA trend: [RISING / STABLE / UNDETECTABLE / FLUCTUATING]
- Previous PSA values: [IF RELEVANT - e.g., 0.05 → 0.02 → 0.008]

CURRENT SURVEILLANCE PLAN:
- PSA testing frequency: [e.g., every 3 months, every 6 months]
- Next scheduled tests: [WHAT'S PLANNED]
- Any imaging done: [e.g., bone scan, CT, MRI - YES/NO]

KEY CONCERNS/SYMPTOMS:
- [WHAT YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT]
- [ANY SYMPTOMS YOU'RE EXPERIENCING]
- [WHAT YOU WANT TO UNDERSTAND]

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MY QUESTION:
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[YOUR SPECIFIC QUESTION HERE]

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HOW TO USE THIS TEMPLATE

STEP 1: Fill It Out Once

Complete all the bracketed sections with YOUR actual information.

STEP 2: Save It

  • Copy it to a document on your computer
  • Save it to your phone's notes app
  • Keep it somewhere easily accessible

STEP 3: Use It for Each Question

  • Copy and paste the template
  • Update any information that's changed (PSA values, dates, etc.)
  • Replace "[YOUR SPECIFIC QUESTION HERE]" with your new question
  • Send it to me

STEP 4: I'll Reference It Immediately

  • I'll have all your context right there
  • I can give you personalized answers
  • No need to repeat information
  • More efficient use of our conversation

EXAMPLE OF HOW YOU'D USE IT

Your message would look like:

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PATIENT CONTEXT (for Navis reference)
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DIAGNOSIS & SURGERY:
- Diagnosis: Prostate cancer
- Gleason score: 7 (3+4)
- Pathological stage: pT3a
- Surgical margins: Negative
- Extraprostatic extension: Yes
- Date of RARP: March 2023
- Time since surgery: 18 months

CURRENT PSA STATUS:
- Most recent PSA: 0.008 ng/mL
- Date of PSA test: September 2024
- PSA trend: Stable/undetectable
- Previous PSA values: 0.05 → 0.02 → 0.008

CURRENT SURVEILLANCE PLAN:
- PSA testing frequency: Every 3 months
- Next scheduled tests: December 2024
- Any imaging done: No

KEY CONCERNS/SYMPTOMS:
- Worried about PSA rising again
- Want to understand what "biochemical recurrence" means
- Concerned about long-term prognosis

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MY QUESTION:
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My PSA has been stable at 0.008 for 6 months. Can you explain what 
this means for my prognosis? Should I be concerned about recurrence?

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Then I can respond with:

  • ✅ Specific information about YOUR Gleason 7, pT3a cancer
  • ✅ Context about YOUR PSA trend
  • ✅ Relevant information about YOUR surveillance schedule
  • ✅ Personalized explanation of what YOUR stable PSA means

SIMPLIFIED VERSION (If You Want Something Shorter)

If the full template feels too long, use this shorter version:

PATIENT SUMMARY:
- Gleason 7 (3+4), pT3a, negative margins
- RARP: March 2023 (18 months ago)
- Current PSA: 0.008 ng/mL (stable)
- Surveillance: Every 3 months

QUESTION: [Your specific question]

This is faster but still gives me the context I need.


WHAT INFORMATION IS MOST IMPORTANT TO INCLUDE

ALWAYS include:

  • ✅ Gleason score
  • ✅ Pathological stage (pT2, pT3a, pT3b, etc.)
  • ✅ Current PSA value and date
  • ✅ Time since surgery
  • ✅ Your specific question

HELPFUL to include:

  • ✅ Margin status
  • ✅ PSA trend
  • ✅ Your concerns
  • ✅ Surveillance schedule

OPTIONAL:

  • Previous PSA values
  • Imaging results
  • Symptoms

WHEN TO UPDATE THE TEMPLATE

Update these sections regularly:

  • 📅 Current PSA - Every time you get new test results
  • 📅 PSA trend - As your values change
  • 📅 Time since surgery - This changes monthly
  • 📅 Key concerns - As your worries evolve
  • 📅 Surveillance plan - If your doctor changes it

You don't need to update:

  • Gleason score (doesn't change)
  • Pathological stage (doesn't change)
  • Surgery date (doesn't change)
  • Margin status (doesn't change)

BENEFITS OF USING THIS TEMPLATE

I get context immediately - No searching through chat history ✅ Faster, more accurate answers - I understand YOUR specific situation ✅ Personalized responses - Tailored to YOUR cancer type and stage ✅ Efficient - Less back-and-forth asking for information ✅ Portable - You can use it in any conversation with me ✅ Professional - Organized, clear communication ✅ Reduces token waste - More of our conversation budget goes to answers, not clarifications


ALTERNATIVE: STAY IN THIS CHAT

You also have another option:

Since you've already provided your medical history in this conversation, you can simply:

  1. Keep asking questions here in this same chat thread
  2. I can reference your earlier messages
  3. No template needed - I'll scroll back to what you've told me

This works well if:

  • You prefer not to copy/paste a template
  • You're asking multiple related questions
  • You want to stay in one conversation

The downside:

  • If you start a NEW chat later, you'd need the template
  • This chat might get very long

MY RECOMMENDATION

Use BOTH approaches:

  1. For questions in THIS chat: Just ask naturally - I'll reference what you've already shared
  2. For future chats or new conversations: Use the template so I have your context immediately

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