
Explore how chat writers like Chat Sonic, Copy.ai, and ChatGPT generate first drafts, and learn to mix outputs from multiple tools for targeted, publishable articles.
BotSonic lets you limit input sources and train it on your own documents or links, generating cited outputs tailored to state pharmacy regulations.
Explore accuracy in AI medical writers by prompting for potential inaccuracies and comparing outputs from Copy AI and Chat Sonic, including topics like sulfonylureas for schizophrenia and colon cancer.
Explore the style limitations of AI writers, including repetitive vocabulary and sentence structures, and learn how to edit for quality and accuracy using high blood pressure medication examples.
Learn how to craft a continuing education needs assessment for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, including activity overview, learning objectives, accreditation requirements, and using AI to generate sample outputs.
Explore how to craft clinical trial summaries using AI writers, detailing methods, inclusion and exclusion criteria, number of patients, results, and the implications for clinical practice.
This is a demo showing what you can do with an AI writer. We create this output together in my full course (course link under Bonus Lectures).
Learn to use an AI meta search tool to gather medical references quickly, with linked full texts and AI summaries, targeting ace inhibitors, covid vaccines, and hypertension.
Explore how ai editors assist medical editing for researchers whose first language is not English, improving clarity and conciseness for healthcare professionals using CDC reports as examples.
Learn to craft hazardous drugs presentation text with AI writers, focusing on content over slides, and align with USP 800 and NIOSH guidelines.
Demonstrate creating a first-draft CE activity with AI writers, compare outputs, structure sections from objectives to pharmacotherapy for type 2 diabetes, and summarize clinical trials.
Learn to use AI writers and prompts to identify companies that hire medical writers, from in-house teams to medical communications firms, and build a broad list of potential employers.
I gave a live webinar and demonstration of these AI writers with Peter Llewelyn of Network Pharma.
This is a one-hour demo and Q&A session with a lot of valuable information about AI medical writing.
You can check it out here.
From the instructor of the top-selling Medical Writing for Healthcare Professionals!
This course will give you an introduction to using AI writers to write in the medical and life sciences fields. I teach using screenshots, so you watch while I write entire articles with AI in front of you.
Use ChatGPT, WriteSonic, Jasper, or any other AI writer to
Write articles, clinical trial summaries, and more in less than half the time!
You get lifetime access to this course with your investment in your development and growth.
This course is divided into the following sections:
AI writing tools: There are a ton of AI tools out there. Learn about a few of them that are especially important to medical writing.
Limitations of AI: How accurate are AI writers? We'll purposely try to make AI write inaccurate statements to see how well it performs.
The fundamentals: Learn how to create the nuts and bolts of articles, like title, intros and conclusions, and headers.
Use cases: Watch as I create a few products that you will commonly be asked to create as a medical writer. We'll write CE needs assessments, clinical trial summaries, and consumer health articles.
Read just a sample of my 600+ reviews and counting from my other top-rated medical writing course, Medical Writing for Healthcare Professionals:
It was an eye-opener as there was a lot to learn. The instructor delivered the lectures in an easy-to-follow format. - Maureen O.
I found Alex's course to be helpful to find potential jobs. (I found one!) The reference section and powerpoint were extremely helpful as a medical profession who hasn't made presentations in awhile! - Courtney D.
Lots of great information-- like drinking from a fire hose. It's helpful to be able to back up and review parts that went by too quickly or that I didn't see because I was taking notes. - Therese G.
Alex is an excellent presenter, the course is comprehensive, and I learned a lot of tips and tricks, and things I would not have considered. It was very useful to me as a clinician exploring medical writing as a career. Excellent value for money. Great work and thank you. - Greg T.