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Introduction to Medical Writing: One day training course intended for anyone interested in becoming a medical writer in the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and biotech industries, and who wants to find out more information about available options. The course is at an introductory level and is not suitable for experienced medical writers. Next date 14 March 2008 read more
Successful Medical Writing for Healthcare Professionals: Two day course aimed at healthcare professionals looking to acquire medical writing skills. It is particularly suited to clinicians wishing to obtain the essential medical writing skills needed to write and develop publications capable of communicating results effectively. Next date 17–18 April 2008 read more
Quality Control as a Medical Writer: A one-day training course tailored to your organisation's needs read more
Interested in medical writing as a career option?
Having difficulty finding information and want to find out more?
"Introduction to Medical Writing"
A one-day course presented by highly experienced medical writers
Topics covered include:
- General overview of medical writing
- Different medical writing environments
- How to get started in medical writing
- Good writing style
Now in its 4th successful year !
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Friday |
"EARLY BIRD" registration fee of |
Mercure Hotel, Bankside, London |
Fee includes copy of course materials, tuition, refreshments and lunch
Click here for Registration Form (28kb .pdf)
You can register your interest online or contact Alison on +44 (0)1509 219 943
Registration is limited to 20 participants, so book early to avoid disappointment!
What previous delegates have said about the one day “Introduction to Medical Writing” training course:
“Very helpful course explained in a clear, concise style. It has clarified a lot for me”
“An excellent overview”
Who should attend?
“Introduction to Medical Writing” is intended for anyone interested in becoming a medical writer in the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and biotech industries, and who wants to find out more information about available options. Newly appointed medical writers and those working alongside medical writers (eg CRAs, statisticians) who would like to gain a better understanding of the medical writing process would also benefit from attending the one day course.
Course presented by AAG Medical Writing and Dianthus Medical
"Successful Medical Writing for Healthcare Professionals"
This two day course has been designed to provide the necessary expertise to write plan and organise documents, specifically covering manuscripts, abstracts, posters and power point presentations.
Topics covered include:
- Communicating your results successfully
- Planning and organising your documents
- Practical issues associated with writing manuscripts, abstracts, posters and power point presentations
- Presenting your data accurately
- The peer review process and publication ethics
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Thursday-Friday 17-18 April 2008 |
"EARLY BIRD" registration fee of |
St Giles Hotel, London |
Fee includes copy of course materials, tuition, refreshments and lunch
Click here for Registration Form (28kb .pdf)
You can register your interest online or contact Alison on +44 (0)1509 219 943
Registration is limited to 20 participants, so book early to avoid disappointment!
Who should attend?
This two day course is aimed at healthcare professionals working in medical sciences, healthcare, or the pharmaceutical and biotech industries looking to acquire medical writing skills. It is particularly suited to clinicians wishing to obtain the essential medical writing skills needed to write and develop publications capable of communicating results effectively.
Course presented by AAG Medical Writing and Dianthus Medical
"Quality Control as a Medical Writer"
A one-day Training Course tailored to your organisation's needs
Course title: 'Accomplishing Successful Document Quality Control as a Medical Writer'
The course can be tailored to suit your Company needs and has been designed to ensure a high level of involvement and a successful outcome for delegates. Please contact me directly to discuss your requirements, or fill in the request form.
Why perform quality control on written documents?
Quality control (QC), an important but often overlooked last step in the writing process is applicable to all types of written documents including study reports, manuscripts, and abstracts. Correctly applying a QC process can save time, and in the end money, by ensuring preventable errors do not impinge on the speed and type of review given to documents by reviewers.
Who should attend?
The one day training course is intended for medical writers working in the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and biotech industries who need to deliver written documents to clients, regulatory authorities and other reviewers. It will be an ideal forum for those who either have no QC system in place, or are looking to develop one, whilst those with experience of working with, or implementing QC systems will be able to explore and share best practice.
Key Topics
- Importance and definition of quality control
- Defining the level of quality control required
- Performing quality control on a document
- Documenting the quality control process
Delegates will learn about the consequences of not implementing and following a QC process, who should perform the task, and how to carry it out. The application of a QC process to regulatory documents as well as manuscripts and other documents will be discussed in detail. Designed to both inform and share experiences, interaction of participants will be actively encouraged.
