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Jul 24 0

SANRA: Tool for Assessing Narrative Review Articles

Posted by krishna kumar

Introduction SANRA is a tool for improving the quality of narrative articles. The tool was developed in 2010 and has been revised to make it simpler. The tool allows the editor to judge the quality of the manuscript and the readers to identify the relevance. It should be incorporated while authoring the narrative review articles. Narrative Review Articles Narrative reviews form an important part of medical literature. In medical literature, narrative reviews have the largest share of text. Th

Feb 11 0

Guiding Principles for Medical Writers

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Who are Medical Writers? Medical writers are the professionals who write the content related to the medical field. Medical writers have detailed information about the area of medicine or pharmaceuticals that they are dealing with. They are responsible for providing accurate, detailed and relevant information to the reader. They not only write fresh articles but also proofread and review the articles written by other medical writers. Medical writers deal with writing the following documents:

Jan 04 0

Medical Writing: Answering Your Questions

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1) What Is Medical Writing? Medical writing is the art of creating a document that includes medical information in a readable language which is easily comprehended by the target audience. The target audience for medical writing varies and so is the style of medical writing. Medical writing is generally divided into two categories based on purpose. One is educational medical writing while other is regulatory medical writing. Writing for layman audiences requires the use of simple words and co

Aug 01 0

Regulatory Medical Writing: How to Manage Multiple Projects?

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Regulatory Medical Writing involves writing a study protocol and/or a clinical study report (CSR) of a project. However, sometimes the medical writer has to tackle multiple projects with converging deadlines and all the study teams demanding more and more of his time. So, here are the medical writing tips to manage multiple projects efficiently. Identify the documents which are the most urgent and have the highest impact in a study. Prioritize them over those with the least impact. Ass

Jul 16 0

9 Reasons to Outsource your Projects to Medical Writing Companies

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Medical writing companies have experienced professionals who are experts in the highly specialised field of Medicine and Writing. They can completely understand the diverse requirements of the companies with respect to high-quality medical content. Plus, they offer customised packages to suit the requirements of the companies, thus giving them the support to sustain and grow in the domain of competitive medical communication. Medical Writing, especially in clinical research, requires in-dept

Mar 01 0

Difference between Medical Writing and Science Writing

Posted by krishna kumar

Though the terms confuse every one, but Medical and Science writing are entirely different from each other. While Science writing deals with writing about basic science, drugs and technological innovation for the common readers, medical writing is about developing clinical and scientific documents in a standard, comprehensive, reliable and convincing manner. Here we enlist the differences between medical and science writing: 1) Medical writing demands special skills to produce well-structu

Feb 16 0

How Medical Writing Services can improve the Reporting of Clinical Trials?

Posted by krishna kumar

Many authors choose to hire professional medical writers when writing their research for publication. But, why they do so? Do they lack the proficiency in writing a research paper? Or they are not a native English speaker? Or their research work leaves no time for writing their research document? If you are still doubtful about hiring a professional medical writing services, this piece is for you. With respect to the clinical trials, their adequate reporting is important in the pharmaceuti

Jan 08 0

What is Regulatory Medical Writing?

Posted by krishna kumar

Regulatory medical writing is an integral part of Medical Communications, but is often overlooked. In simple terms, it involves writing of the documents required for the approval of drugs by the regulatory authorities. The regulatory authorities like FDA, Health Canada, European Medicines Agency and others assess the efficacy and safety of the drugs through all phases of their clinical trial and ultimately approve their use in patients. Regulatory writing helps these authorities in doing

Oct 10 0

Role of Medical Writer in Clinical Research

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text][/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The success of Medical writing in clinical research depends upon the proper documentation and the exactness of the research, its planning and results. Cognibrain’s medical writers are experienced in a broad range of therapeutic areas and can assist you at any point in your content development life-cycle Role of a Medical Writer In Clinical Research: Clinical trials are important

Sep 20 0

Narrative Writing in Clinical Research: Guidelines for a Medical Writer

Posted by krishna kumar

Narrative writing or writing patient safety narratives is an integral part of any clinical study report writing. Before dwelling into its guidelines, let us first understand what it is and what importance it carries in clinical research. In simple terms, a narrative is a brief summary of the adverse events experienced by the patients during a clinical trial of a drug. It is submitted along with the clinical study report to establish any causal relationship between the events experienced by the

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