Lesson 5.4 · 2 min read

Browse the community library

The community library is a shared template collection from other Carepatron practitioners. Use what's there, customise, and, if you want, contribute back.

Templates · Community library
Browse the community
Mental healthAlliedMedical
PHQ-9 + GAD-7 combined intake
Used by 1,400 practitioners · auto-scored
Use
CBT thought record
Section-grid layout · 8 fields
Use
Initial physio assessment
Body chart + ROM + pain scale
Use

What the community library is

Under Templates → Community lives a shared collection of templates published by other Carepatron practitioners. Mental-health intake forms, physio assessment sheets, dental check-up checklists, coaching goal-setting templates, organised by category and profession. It's not a marketplace (nothing's for sale); it's a shortcut to skip the blank-page problem and start from something a peer has used.

Find and try a template

Templates → Community opens the browser. Search by keyword (e.g. 'intake', 'SOAP', 'PHQ-9') or scroll. Each template card shows category, profession, and a preview link. Click into one to read it through. From there you have two options: Use template runs the template against a client immediately (without saving it to your workspace), or Copy to workspace drops a copy into your Team Templates Library where you can edit it.

Customise after copying

Once it's in your workspace, treat it like any other template. Open it, change the wording, add or remove fields, drop in your smart chips, save. The community version isn't touched, you've forked your own copy. Most practices end up keeping 70% of what they copy and replacing the rest with their own questions or branding.

Publish back, if you want

Templates you've built and refined can go back to the community. Open the template → overflow menu → Publish to community → fill in category, profession, and tags. Other practitioners can then find and use it. Treat the library as practitioner-contributed, always preview anything before using it on a real client and check it meets your clinical and regulatory requirements.

What's worth borrowing

Five community templates worth starting from.

Hand-picked from what gets reused the most. Search for these to start.

PHQ-9 + GAD-7

Combined depression and anxiety screen, auto-scored, ready to send as a regular outcome measure.

CBT thought record

Eight-field worksheet. Drop into a session note as homework or use as an intake item.

Initial physio assessment

Body chart, range-of-motion, pain VAS. One page, well laid out.

New patient dental intake

Medical history, anaesthesia, anxiety screen. Customisable for paediatric vs adult.

Coaching discovery call

Goals, constraints, motivation, schedule availability. Send before the first session, save the answers to the client record.

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Common questions
What is the Community library?

A shared collection of templates published by other Carepatron practitioners. Accessible under Templates → Community, organised by category and profession.

Can I use a community template without saving it to my workspace?

Yes, from the preview, Use template runs it against a client immediately. To reuse the same template repeatedly, Copy to workspace first.

How do I save a community template to my workspace?

Preview the template, click Copy to workspace. It appears in your Team Templates Library, fully editable, with the community version untouched.

Can I edit a community template before saving?

No, you copy first, then edit. The community version is read-only until you fork your own copy.

How do I share my template back to the community?

Open the template → overflow menu → Publish to community → fill in category, profession, and tags. Other practitioners can find and use it.

Are community templates reviewed or curated?

The library is practitioner-contributed. Always preview a template before using it on a real client, and check that the wording and fields match your clinical and regulatory requirements.

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