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In medical communication, concise writing is so much more than a stylistic preference. It’s a way to ensure that your audience is engaged and able to learn the information in … Read more
The other day I went to a GenAI tool to get reassurance that I haven’t totally lost my mind. I’ve grown somewhat accustomed to hearing and seeing “who” used for … Read more
In the fast-moving world of medical communication, continuous learning and upskilling are essential. Formal training and certifications play a crucial role in these processes, but other activities can also be … Read more
If you’re a medical writer, you’ve probably spent more time than you’d like hunting down expert sources. Ever find yourself searching the internet for hours, only to hit a dead … Read more
Building a compelling medical writing or editing portfolio is essential for showcasing your expertise and attracting potential clients or employers. Including a diverse range of writing samples demonstrates your expertise, … Read more
In an episode of one of my favorite podcasts, a famous actress with Italian heritage made an interesting slip with two English words. She used regime to describe the regimen … Read more
Portfolios are incredibly important in medical communication, whether you are looking for full-time employment or pursuing a freelance career. A portfolio is concrete proof of your experience and expertise, emphasizing … Read more
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
I’ve presented on technology at our medical writers conferences for years, not to pad my CV or use more than my fair share of oxygen, but to provide my colleagues … Read more
In the realm of medical writing and publishing, the role of a medical editor is pivotal. We are the gatekeepers of quality, ensuring that the information disseminated to healthcare professionals, … Read more