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Creating Compelling Figures and Tables for Scientific Publications

Creating Compelling Figures and Tables for Scientific Publications

by Jessica McLin | Aug 10, 2021 | Medical Affairs

Strategies for visualizing and communicating data to a journal’s target audience. Overall Challenge: The client tasked us with creating tables and figures for a manuscript slated for submission to a high-impact, peer-reviewed scientific journal. The data were derived...
Create a Learning Journey for your MSLs with Blended Learning

Create a Learning Journey for your MSLs with Blended Learning

by Melody Davis | Aug 3, 2021 | Instructional Design, Medical Affairs, Training

TL: DR Blended learning provides an opportunity to deliver MSL training with variety and flexibility. Reskilling and upskilling are a huge issue in the corporate world, and Medical Affairs has always been under pressure to add to team skillsets continuously. When Does...
Blended learning is the future of medical affairs training

Blended learning is the future of medical affairs training

by Melody Davis | Jul 27, 2021 | Medical Affairs, Operations, Training

 Blended learning is the future of medical affairs training. If your training to date included a stack of PDFs, a few PPTs, and a webinar or two, then your team is missing out. Your team could improve efficiency, enhance operations, and provide more value to internal...
High Performing MSLs Focus on Quick Information Retrieval in the Field

High Performing MSLs Focus on Quick Information Retrieval in the Field

by Melody Davis | Jul 20, 2021 | Medical Affairs, Operations, Training

Information retrieval. It sounds like computer talk, but we do it every time we call up a fact or data point in a conversation. How does one become good at retrieving knowledge from memory? Consider using three actions consistently – Reflection, practice, and...
Media multitasking can make an MSL make inaccurate assumptions

Media multitasking can make an MSL make inaccurate assumptions

by Melody Davis | Jul 13, 2021 | Management, Medical Affairs, Training

Media multitasking can increase the risk that an MSL makes inaccurate assumptions. Imagine – You are waiting for a meeting to start. What to do? You open your tablet/smartphone or take a quick look at your smartwatch. You are engrossed in something on social media...
Craft units of instruction and assessments that emphasize application rather than recall

Craft units of instruction and assessments that emphasize application rather than recall

by Melody Davis | Jul 6, 2021 | Medical Affairs, Training

Application over recall Craft units of instruction and assessments that emphasize application rather than recall. Why? Your Medical Affairs team needs assistance in applying knowledge in various situations. Performance Differences It may be key to the organizational...
Ensure videos in medical training are story-centered

Ensure videos in medical training are story-centered

by Melody Davis | Jun 29, 2021 | Medical Affairs, Operations, Training

Quick synopsis – Ensure videos in medical training are story-centered. Everyone loves a story. You lean in when someone starts talking by saying, “Let me tell you about the time….” It is human nature. Stories in Business Even a business case tells a story...
When using video in Medical Affairs training – consider your audience

When using video in Medical Affairs training – consider your audience

by Melody Davis | Jun 22, 2021 | Management, Medical Affairs, Operations, Training

Quick synopsis When using video in medical affairs training, consider that your audience consists of scientific and medical professionals. You may consume many videos in your personal life from influencers and well-known celebrities and leaders on social media. Those...
Use Video in Medical Affairs Training When There is a Clear Purpose for the Video

Use Video in Medical Affairs Training When There is a Clear Purpose for the Video

by Melody Davis | Jun 15, 2021 | Instructional Design, Training

Quick synopsis Don’t add a video to add a video – add video strategically to your training content in medical affairs. Training content works best when it is fit for purpose. Take a Deeper Dive It would not be wise to create a quiz of Step 1 Physiology questions...
Use video to make engaging Medical Affairs training

Use video to make engaging Medical Affairs training

by Melody Davis | Jun 8, 2021 | Instructional Design, Training

Quick synopsis – Use video in your Medical Affairs training to engage today’s learners. How much video content do you consume in your daily life? Netflix? Cute cat videos on social media? I bet more than you did even three years ago! Consider adding training videos to...
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