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Share tools built for clinical work
Tell clinicians at other organizations about tools that fit their work, in a talk, a post or a short video.

What fits your work
Where to share
Every share says you earn a commission. See how to word it.
Society meetings
A talk or a poster, with the QR code from your dashboard and the commission sentence beside it.
LinkedIn
A short post in your own words, with the commission sentence before any "more" cutoff.
A short explainer
Explain one metric or rule in 60 seconds, with a sample you made up.
A professional newsletter
One short item with one link, in a newsletter you write.
Video ideas we pay for
A phone and a screen recording are enough. We agree on the topic and fee by email before you start.
- 1:00
The Stroop test in 60 seconds
Run the test on screen, then explain why naming the ink color is slower when the word names another color.
Pays $300 · Explainer
1:00Set up an online study, start to finish
Choose a test, send a participant link and show the scored result, on sample data.
Pays $500 · Walkthrough or your own work
- 1:00
Working memory and the n-back test
What the participant does on each trial, and what the score means.
Pays $300 · Explainer
Good to know
- Never show a real patient, child or sample. Use one you made up.
- It is fine if you work for a hospital. Check your employer's rules on outside work and report this work wherever they ask you to.
- Purchases by anyone at your own institution earn nothing, so your earnings come from people elsewhere.
- If you buy or help choose research software or equipment for your employer, what you earn comes as lab credit. We apply it to your lab's next order or plan.
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Image credits
- A T cell, in a colorized electron micrograph. NIAID, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0, cropped.
- A person in an EEG cap at a computer, during an experiment. Flexagoon, Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0, cropped.