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...
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...
by Melody Davis | Jun 1, 2021 | Instructional Design, Training
How much time do you set aside to plan and storyboard a presentation? Consider this scenario: You are the Rockstar MSL of your team! Management and your team acknowledge that you are a subject matter expert (SME) in your therapeutic...
by Melody Davis | May 11, 2021 | Medical Affairs, Training
Quick-Start Synopsis – What is the post-pandemic training strategy? What is your plan to create a sustainable post-pandemic training strategy? Despite trying to find our way through the pandemic for more than a year, there are still many...
by Melody Davis | May 4, 2021 | Medical Affairs, Operations
Quick-Start Synopsis – MLR is a bottleneck and technology can help Leveraged correctly, technology like AI and machine learning should enable us to do mundane tasks quicker. One of the tasks that internal teams in Medical...
by Jessica McLin | Apr 27, 2021 | Medical Affairs, Training
Quick-Start Synopsis Take a minute to calculate the number of informational video conference calls you’ve attended over the last couple of weeks; examples include reviewing the key data presented...
by Melody Davis | Apr 20, 2021 | Instructional Design, Training
Quick-Start Synopsis Constructivism is a learning theory that proposes that learners do better with rich and interactive experiences. Think of activity stations, dissecting animals, or putting together a model of the...
by Melody Davis | Apr 13, 2021 | Instructional Design, Training
Quick-Start Synopsis Behaviorism has a long history as a learning theory. It was very popular in the early 20th century. Teachers used the concept to standardize classrooms and design curricula. Let’s illustrate...
by Jessica McLin | Apr 6, 2021 | Management, Medical Affairs
Overall Training Challenge One of the workshops most frequently requested by Medical Affairs teams is some version of “Building Rapport with KOLs” or “Developing Long-Term KOL Relationships.” In those workshops, we...
by Melody Davis | Mar 30, 2021 | Medical Affairs
Quick-Start Synopsis Researchers of cognitive learning theory seek to better understand how the mind processes and stores information when they learn. It is part of the larger field of Learning Sciences is the interdisciplinary field...
