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As medical communicators, we need to be exceptionally organized. When we stay organized, we can manage our workload effectively, maximizing our productivity and reducing stress while delivering top-notch work to … Read more
In a previous post, we discussed how removing unnecessary words can help writers create clear, concise, and engaging content for a wide range of readers. Shortening sentences is another helpful … Read more
Many of us choose to become medical writers because we truly enjoy writing. However, working in medical communications involves managing multiple tasks and responsibilities, which can divert our attention from the … Read more
Medical conditions often have signs and symptoms. Signs can be observed and described by others, while symptoms are only felt and can only be described by the person experiencing the … Read more
In medical communication, language is a vehicle to share knowledge and information, but also an important tool to communicate complex topics to non-expert audiences. Strong communication skills are essential for … Read more
Improve your writing with one of the most easily applied editing tools of the trade–removal of redundant and expendable words and phrases.