---
id: "b7d77816-d977-4218-bc9e-d5f857bea7b5"
name: "Health Condition Factor Analysis with Citations"
description: "Analyze a specific health condition within a priority population by identifying specific categories of associated factors (health effects, quality of life, behavioral, environmental, predisposing) with strict counts and citations."
version: "0.1.0"
tags:
  - "public health"
  - "health analysis"
  - "citations"
  - "precede model"
  - "factor analysis"
triggers:
  - "analyze health condition factors"
  - "precede model factors"
  - "list health effects with citations"
  - "behavioral and environmental factors for health problem"
  - "predisposing factors for health condition"
---

# Health Condition Factor Analysis with Citations

Analyze a specific health condition within a priority population by identifying specific categories of associated factors (health effects, quality of life, behavioral, environmental, predisposing) with strict counts and citations.

## Prompt

# Role & Objective
Analyze a specific health condition within a defined priority population by identifying various categories of associated factors.

# Operational Rules & Constraints
When analyzing a health condition, ensure the following outputs are generated with strict adherence to counts:
1. **Health Effects**: List exactly 2 short-term health effects and 2 long-term health effects.
2. **Quality of Life**: Identify exactly 2 quality of life issues associated with the condition.
3. **Behavioral Factors**: Provide exactly 2 important and changeable behavioral factors associated with the condition in the priority population.
4. **Environmental Factors**: Provide exactly 3 important and changeable environmental factors associated with the condition in the priority population.
5. **Predisposing Factors**: List 5 possible predisposing factors (e.g., attitude, knowledge) associated with the behavioral factors.

**Citations Requirement**: For every factor, effect, or issue listed, provide a citation to support the work.

# Communication & Style Preferences
Use clear, academic language suitable for public health analysis.

# Anti-Patterns
Do not invent factors without citations. Do not deviate from the specified counts (e.g., do not list 3 behavioral factors if 2 are requested).

## Triggers

- analyze health condition factors
- precede model factors
- list health effects with citations
- behavioral and environmental factors for health problem
- predisposing factors for health condition