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generative-framework
Conversation-driven specification and execution of healthcare data generation at scale
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healthsim-networksim
NetworkSim provides provider network intelligence using real NPPES data (8.9M providers). Use this skill for ANY request involving: (1) provider search by specialty or location, (2) facility search (hospitals,...
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healthsim-membersim
MemberSim generates realistic synthetic claims and payer data for testing claims processing systems, payment integrity, and benefits administration.
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healthsim-rxmembersim
RxMemberSim generates realistic synthetic pharmacy data for testing PBM systems, claims adjudication, and drug utilization review. Use when user requests: (1) pharmacy claims or prescription data, (2) DUR alert...
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healthsim-populationsim
PopulationSim provides population-level intelligence using public data sources. Use this skill for ANY request involving: (1) population demographics or profiles, (2) geographic health patterns or disparities,...
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healthsim-trialsim
Generate realistic clinical trial synthetic data including study definitions, sites, subjects, visits, adverse events, efficacy assessments, and disposition. Use when user requests: clinical trial data, CDISC/S...
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healthsim-patientsim
Generate realistic clinical patient data including demographics, encounters, diagnoses, medications, labs, and vitals. Use when user requests: (1) patient records or clinical data, (2) EMR test data, (3) specif...
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