Find Your Public Health AI Stage

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Learn how to write clearer, more effective AI prompts for everyday public health tasks, from planning to drafting to problem-solving.
Build a practical foundation for using AI ethically, safely, and thoughtfully in public health settings
Use AI to draft professional emails, summarize information, and turn meetings into clear notes and action items
Create stronger first drafts of social media posts, flyers, newsletters, reports, and public-facing health messages.
Use AI to break down research articles, identify key findings, and translate academic language into usable summaries.
Identify practical ways AI can support your specific role, organization, or workflow in public health.

Use AI to develop clearer grant narratives, organize proposal sections, and strengthen the connection between needs, activities, outcomes, and impact.
Summarize research, identify themes, compare findings, and turn evidence into practical summaries for planning or reporting.
Organize information about local programs, partners, services, and gaps to better understand community assets and needs
Create stronger survey questions, interview prompts, and data collection tools aligned with your program or evaluation goals.
Turn program updates, activities, and outcomes into polished reports, monthly summaries, and leadership-ready briefs.
Develop training outlines, slide content, handouts, discussion questions, and learning activities for public health audiences.
Summarize policies, guidance documents, and recommendations into clear takeaways for teams, partners, or decision-makers.
Review AI-generated work for accuracy, clarity, bias, privacy risks, and appropriate human oversight before using or sharing it.

Plan a chatbot tailored to your agency’s needs, audience, services, and communication goals
Create basic policies, expectations, and review processes for safe and responsible AI use across a public health organization.
Organize internal documents, FAQs, resources, and guidance so AI tools can retrieve more accurate and useful information.
Map out how an AI tool or workflow will be introduced, tested, monitored, and evaluated for real-world usefulness.
Review existing or proposed AI workflows for accuracy, privacy, bias, staff burden, and potential risks before implementation.
Design a custom AI assistant for a specific team, program, or public health use case using approved knowledge and workflows
Create a step-by-step plan for introducing AI across an agency in a practical, responsible, and sustainable way.
Rapidly identify priorities, opportunities, risks, and next steps for using AI within a public health organization