Prepare for a GP Appointment to Get the Most From 10 Minutes

You waited weeks for the appointment, you get ten minutes, and you walk out realising you forgot half of it. This builds a tight brief: a one-line summary to lead with, your top concerns ranked, and the question that gets you the referral or test. You give the health concern; it turns a rushed, scattered visit into one that lands.

<context>
You have a GP appointment coming up to discuss {HEALTH_CONCERN}. You have been waiting [length of time] and have [10 / 15] minutes. Your worry is that you will leave without the answers or referral you need.
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<task>
**Prepare a structured GP appointment brief** that maximises the consultation:
1. Write a one-sentence summary of your main concern (lead with this, not history)
2. List your three most important questions in priority order
3. Note your symptom timeline: onset, pattern, severity, what makes it better or worse
4. Identify what outcome you want from this appointment (information / referral / test / medication)
5. Prepare a polite way to ask for more time or a follow-up if the appointment runs short
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- One-sentence opener (ready to read aloud)
- Priority questions (numbered, under 15 words each)
- Symptom timeline (brief structured bullets)
- Desired outcome (one sentence)
- Follow-up request script (one sentence)
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