SayPro Output: 100 barriers per prompt (minimum of 10 prompts required).

SayPro Output: GPT-Powered Barrier Identification

Objective:

Ensure the generation of a comprehensive database of 1,000 physical barriers to healthcare access, using GPT-powered responses from a minimum of 10 predefined prompts—each yielding 100 unique barriers.

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Required Output Format

• 10 Prompts × 100 Barriers Each = 1,000 Barriers Minimum
• Barriers must be:
  • Specific and actionable
  • Non-duplicative
  • Categorized by location, type, or affected group (where applicable)

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✅ Deliverables Per Prompt

For each of the 10 prompts, employees must submit:

1. Prompt Title (e.g., “Barriers at Healthcare Facility Entrances”)
2. 100-Item Barrier List in tabular format
3. Categories/Tags (e.g., Mobility, Sensory, Communication, Structural)
4. Optional Notes (e.g., barriers frequently reported by patients)

File Format: .xlsx or .csv using the SayPro GPT Barrier List Template
Naming Convention: PromptTopic_June2025_100Barriers.xlsx

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📌 Example Prompt List

Here’s a suggested list of 10 predefined prompts for the June project:

Prompt #	GPT Prompt Title
1	Barriers at healthcare facility entrances
2	Obstacles for wheelchair users in hospitals
3	Accessibility issues in rural clinics
4	Restroom barriers for disabled patients
5	Navigation and signage issues for visually impaired individuals
6	Common parking and transport access barriers
7	Waiting area design challenges for elderly patients
8	Physical exam room and diagnostic space limitations
9	Outdoor access and terrain-related barriers
10	Sensory and communication barriers in healthcare facilities

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📤 Submission Requirements

• Upload all 10 files via the SayPro GPT Barrier Submission Portal
• Submit by: June 30, 2025
• Ensure accuracy, no duplication, and GPT prompt reference is included in the header of each file

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📈 Post-Submission Use

• Data will feed into the SayPro Barrier Insight Dashboard
• Will inform national policy recommendations and infrastructure planning
• Outstanding contributions may be featured in SayPro’s Q3 Accessibility Highlights