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Write Medicine

Alexandra Howson PhD
Continuing Medical Education
Gender Equity
Medical Writing
Microaggressions
Literature Review
Pay Equity
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
CME
Career Development
Professional Networking
Women In Leadership
Trauma Resuscitation
Artificial Intelligence
Grant Writing
Pubmed
CME Content Creation
Tweetorials
Medical Affairs
Independent Medical Education
Imposter Syndrome

If TED Talks and a mastermind group had a podcast baby for CME professionals, it would be Write Medicine. Think of Write Medicine as the NPR of continuing medical education—smart, engaging, and always packed with insights you can use right away. Every week, your host, Alexandra Howson PhD, cracks open the secrets of powerful CME content, decoding adult learning, designing impactful outcomes, and n... more

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What if leaving academia—or another tightly defined professional path—felt less like failure and more like freedom?

For many academics, clinicians, and researchers, stepping into freelance medical writing isn’t just a career change—it’s a profound i... more

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What if the CME you design could do more than deliver knowledge—what if it could actually change clinician behavior and improve patient care?

As a CME writer or education professional, you’ve likely felt the frustration of producing content that loo... more

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What does it take to move from order-taker to trusted partner in CME writing?

That’s the single question driving this new season of Write Medicine.

In this 15-minute teaser episode, Alex introduces the season theme—Craft to Confidence: A CME Writer... more

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Have you ever wondered what it actually takes to go from “interested in CME writing” to running a thriving, sustainable business?

In this final episode of the CME Writing Success Blueprint series, I'm tying everything together—because mastering indi... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Atwood
Director of Learning Design at Medscape, focused on advancing clinician and patient education.
Medscape
Episode: Designing CME for Behavior Change: Sarah Atwood on Learning Science in Action
Rachel Wedderwood
CME writing expert and guest for this episode
Episode: What’s next in your CME writing journey? Let’s map it out.
Dean Beals
President and CEO of DKB Med and pioneer of community-based CME programs.
DKB Med
Episode: From Barbershops to Boardrooms: Pioneering CME in Unexpected Spaces
Dr. Tina Patel Gunaldo
Physical therapist and expert in interprofessional collaboration
Health care system focusing on health equity
Episode: From Silos to Synergy: Designing CME for Real-World Healthcare Teams with Dr. Tina Patel Gunaldo
Dr. Jennifer Brown
Geneticist and mother who shares her experience navigating the diagnosis of her daughter's rare condition, PKU.
Author of When the Baby is Not OK, Hopes and Genes
Episode: From Diagnosis to Advocacy: What Rare Disease Teaches Us About CME
Rachel Wedeward
Medical librarian with expertise in PubMed and biomedical research access
Episode: Beyond PubMed: CME's Hidden Treasure Map
Dr. Jennifer Shepard
Director of Nursing Education and Product Management at the American Nurses Association, focusing on accredited education programs for nurses.
American Nurses Association
Episode: Empowering Nurses Through Education: Reducing Burnout, Building Leadership, and Elevating Care
Dr. Sean de Garmo
Director of Advanced Practice Initiatives and Certification Outreach at the American Nurses Association, involved in shaping certification programs and advocating for advanced practice nurses.
American Nurses Association
Episode: Empowering Nurses Through Education: Reducing Burnout, Building Leadership, and Elevating Care
Ginny Jacobs
Principal of Quality Catalyst Group and an experienced CME professional
Quality Catalyst Group
Episode: Don't Be Kodak: Future-Proofing Your CME Strategy

Host

Alexandra Howson
Host of Write Medicine, a professional with expertise in continuing medical education and a background in medical writing.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • Great podcast. I feel that it is a great resource for anyone in the field

    Audible
    5
    Kelly
    United States9 months ago
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    Great podcast. I feel that it is a great resource for anyone in the field

    Audible
    5
    Kelly
    United States9 months ago
  • Informative content

    Alex has a wealth of information on her Write Medicine podcast for writers at all stages

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Write Healthcare Solutions
    United Statesa year ago
  • A total gem!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eating Out Too Much
    United Statesa year ago
  • Helpful, Engaging, Informative

    "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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    im so slay omg
    United States2 years ago

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Many highlight the engaging style of the host as a key reason for their loyalty to the show.
Listeners appreciate the wealth of practical information provided, particularly in the realm of medical writing and education.
Reviews often mention the actionable insights and strategies shared, which listeners find applicable to their own practices.
Overall, the podcast is seen as a valuable resource for both newcomers and experienced professionals in the CME field.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

From Silos to Synergy: Designing CME for Real-World Healthcare Teams with Dr. Tina Patel Gunaldo
Q: How do you suggest overcoming those silos in order to meet the needs of the patient?
One suggestion is allowing patients to initiate their healthcare journey without needing referrals from specific providers, enabling them to see the professional who best suits their needs directly.
From Silos to Synergy: Designing CME for Real-World Healthcare Teams with Dr. Tina Patel Gunaldo
Q: What do you see as key structural or cultural barriers that stop or maintain those silos and stop interprofessional collaboration in health care?
Key barriers include differences in healthcare systems across regions, insurance policies that dictate patient pathways, and the traditional training of healthcare professionals that has historically been siloed.
From Diagnosis to Advocacy: What Rare Disease Teaches Us About CME
Q: How do these systemic issues complicate a rare disease diagnosis?
Systemic issues often involve biases and perceptions shaped by a history of eugenics, affecting how families view and engage with health care.
From Diagnosis to Advocacy: What Rare Disease Teaches Us About CME
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about what this condition is and what was surprising about the diagnosis?
PKU is rare and due to inheriting a variant in a single gene, affecting the ability to break down phenylalanine, leading to severe disabilities if untreated.
The WriteCME Success Blueprint: Is CME Writing Right for You?
Q: How do you know if CME writing is a good fit for you personally?
You should enjoy learning about medical topics, be detail-oriented, comfortable writing for an expert audience, desire a high-paying flexible business, and be willing to invest time in learning the CME ecosystem.

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What is Write Medicine about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content focuses on the critical aspects of Continuing Medical Education (CME), emphasizing strategies for effective CME writing and the integration of personal experiences into educational frameworks. Topics discussed include the importance of compassionate communication, the challenges of accessing biomedical research, sustainable writing journeys, mentorship, and the evolving landscape of CME in response to new technologies and regulatory changes. Unique insights are provided through stories of industry experts, making complex ideas accessible to both novice and experienced medical writers. Overall, the emphasis is on actionable tips and community support to enhance the craft of CME writers, ultimately aiming to improve healthcare edu... more

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1. Sarah Atwood
2. Rachel Wedderwood
3. Dean Beals
4. Dr. Tina Patel Gunaldo
5. Dr. Jennifer Brown
6. Rachel Wedeward
7. Dr. Jennifer Shepard
8. Dr. Sean de Garmo

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