How to use ChatGPT for healthcare research
Blog post from Firecrawl
Firecrawl’s ChatGPT plugin is presented as a healthcare research tool that connects users to public federal and scientific sources in its Alexandria platform, including FDA drug labels, shortages, recalls, Drugs@FDA applications, ClinicalTrials.gov, PubMed, PMC, and the NPI Registry. It is intended for clinicians, pharmacists, pharmaceutical and medtech teams, researchers, writers, and students seeking source-linked information on drug status, approvals, trials, literature, and providers, without requiring clinician verification, though OpenAI’s separate healthcare plugin is restricted to verified US clinicians. Each FDA, trial, PubMed, or NPI lookup costs five Firecrawl credits, while users can view tool pricing for free. The material argues that tool-supported searches can reduce risks associated with unsupported ChatGPT healthcare responses, citing studies on inaccurate drug answers and fabricated references, while emphasizing that records may change, registries do not establish clinical conclusions, patient information should not be included, coverage is primarily US-focused, and results are for research rather than medical advice or patient-specific decisions.
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