There is a separate course for each group: AI for Doctors, AI for Nurses and Healthcare Staff, and AI for Pharmacists and Pharma. Each uses that profession's own tasks and examples.
None of them is clinical advice, and none treats AI as a decision-maker. They teach AI as a drafting and research aid, with the clinician checking every output and keeping identifiable patient data out of public tools.
Hospital IT and clinical engineering teams will also want Healthcare Cybersecurity, which covers ransomware, medical devices and patient data from the security side.
- Is there a course for doctors and a separate one for nurses?
- Yes. There are separate courses for doctors, for nurses and healthcare staff, and for pharmacists and pharma professionals.
- Does AI replace clinical judgement?
- No. The courses treat AI as a drafting and research aid; the clinician stays responsible for every decision.
- Is patient privacy covered?
- Yes. Every course covers what data must never go into public AI tools and how to work with de-identified examples.
- Do I need to code?
- No. Everything is done in AI assistants you already have access to.
- Is it free, and is there a certificate?
- Every lesson, note and assessment is free. The EDWartens certificate is optional and paid, and you can finish without it.
