Struggling with how to create continuing medical education content for health professionals (CME/CE) that lifts learning and changes behaviors? Tired of mediocre CME resources? Write Medicine is your definitive guide to mastering the craft of high-quality CME/CE content creation. Write Medicine is hosted by Alexandra Howson PhD, CHCP, FACEhp, a seasoned writer and researcher with decades of experi... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHow ToHealth & FitnessMedicine |
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Write Medicine is such an informative podcast and overdelivers on assisting with medical writing. Dr. Alexandra Howson takes a topic that could easily be boring and dry and makes it exciting. She has an engaging interview style and makes the information come alive. If it’s possible, she is bringing the sexy back to medical writing.
"Write Medicine," delivers an informative and engaging exploration of the intersection between education and storytelling in medicine. Alexandra skillfully navigates through various medical topics, reminding listeners of the profound impact continuing education has in the field. With each episode, listeners are treated to a blend of insightful narratives and expert analysis, making "Write Medicine" a must-listen for anyone looking to step into CME/CE content development.
Alexandra Howson delivers invaluable insights and strategies for content creation with clarity and expertise. I appreciate how she dives deep into the nuances of creating continuing education content for health professionals, offering practical tips and resources along the way.
I loved the episode with Helen Folsom, who talked about her experience in founding an organization to create locally relevant CME in Africa. Alex does a great job in the show with clear structure and takeaways and centers the listener needs in the whole episode. Anybody interesting interested in creating CME should follow the show!
This podcast is a find and a must listen for all levels of medical writers. Episodes on persons already in the medical field giving their first-hand accounts on transitioning into medical writing have inspired me to work on doing the same. It is scary to take the leap, but hearing from others who have, and about the doors that have opened for them has been so helpful. Thanks, Dr. Howson! Keep those episode coming!
Apple Podcasts | #72 | Poland/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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