Generate Emergency Medical Information Cards

Emergency Medical Information Card Generator produces a quick-access medical information summary for emergencies or medical visits, built from a user's existing personal health records. It extracts the most critical information: severe allergies (prioritizing grade 3-4 reactions including anaphylaxis), current active medications with name/dosage/frequency, urgent medical conditions, implants such as pacemakers or stents (relevant to imaging and treatment decisions), and emergency contacts.

Information is ranked by medical urgency into three tiers: P0 critical (anaphylaxis, severe drug allergy, life-threatening conditions), P1 important (current medications, chronic disease, implants), and P2 general (blood type, age, weight, recent exams). Output supports four formats: a printable HTML card (recommended) using Tailwind CSS and Lucide icons via CDN with responsive/print-optimized layout, multiple size variants (A4, wallet card, large-print), and automatic card-type detection (standard, child, elderly, severe-allergy); structured JSON for system integration; a plain-text card formatted for printing and carrying; and PDF for long-term, professional-quality printing. The HTML generator is invoked as:

python scripts/generate_emergency_card.py standard wallet

selecting card type (standard/child/elderly/severe) and print size (a4/wallet/large), writing to emergency-cards/emergency-card-{variant}-{YYYY-MM-DD}.html. Generated cards are designed for offline use - saved to phone photos/files, printed and carried in a wallet or bag, or optionally backed up to the cloud.

The generation workflow reads from a defined set of local data sources - data/profile.json (basic info, blood type, emergency contacts), data/allergies.json (allergy history and severity grading), data/medications/medications.json (active medication plan and dosage), chronic-disease trackers (hypertension-tracker.json, diabetes-tracker.json, copd-tracker.json with diagnosis dates, classification/GOLD grade, and control status), data/radiation-records.json, and glob-scanned surgery and discharge-summary records for implants and diagnoses - then filters, prioritizes, and assembles the card, always including a disclaimer that the card is for reference only and does not replace professional medical diagnosis.

The skill enforces explicit safety principles: it never adds medication recommendations (only lists currently active medications as recorded), never provides diagnostic conclusions (only lists already-known diagnoses), never gives treatment advice, and always includes the reference-only disclaimer. It only extracts information that is already recorded - never inferred or guessed - and recommends periodic updates. Privacy protections include optional hiding of sensitive fields, partial masking of phone numbers (e.g. 138****1234), and keeping all data local. Missing data degrades gracefully: missing allergy data outputs "no allergy history recorded", missing medication data outputs "no current medications recorded", missing implant data outputs "no implants", a failed profile.json read falls back to defaults, and a single failed source (e.g. allergies) is skipped without interrupting generation of the rest of the card. A failed QR code generation degrades to text-format output instead.

Use this skill when a user asks to generate an emergency medical information card, prepare medical information for travel, organize allergy information into a card, prepare an emergency first-aid information summary, or prepare materials for a medical visit. Do not treat the output as a substitute for environment-specific validation, testing, or expert review - the card is explicitly for reference only, not a diagnostic or treatment tool - and stop to ask for clarification if required inputs, permissions, safety boundaries, or success criteria are missing.

Individuals maintaining a personal health record system who want a fast, prioritized, offline-usable medical summary for emergencies, travel, or medical visits, especially those with severe allergies, chronic conditions, or implants that first responders need to know about immediately.