Join our Next Cohort to learn more about Medical Writing
1. Research Skills
Learn more about literature search and advanced search. Understand how to conduct a search of databases such as PubMed. Learn more about Boolean operators, keywords, and MeSH terms.
2. Referencing Styles
Learn more about various types of referencing styles. Understand more about citations, providing references for journal articles, congress papers, online sources, books, and other sources.
3. Content Processing
3. Content Processing
Learn about developing medical content using authentic sources. Develop skills in creating plagiarism-free content. Understand more about plagiarism tools to improve content quality.
4. Reference Binder
6. Medico-marketing
3. Content Processing
Reference binders are essential for Medcomm projects. It is important to learn more about building a repository of references and sources. Reference binders help in content approval (MLR).
5. MLR Approval
6. Medico-marketing
6. Medico-marketing
The medico-legal-review and approval process is essential before the content is disseminated to the markets. Learn more about Veeva and how to use the tool to support this function.
6. Medico-marketing
6. Medico-marketing
6. Medico-marketing
Learn more about pharmaceutical branding, Value Proposition, SMP, USP, KV, Key Messages, Omnichannel Marketing, Physician Behaviour, Patient Behaviour, and Patient Journey.
7. Blog Articles
8. Visual Abstracts
8. Visual Abstracts
HCP articles are commonly used to share the latest updates on pharmaceutical compounds, devices, clinical trials, and others. These blog articles are usually published online.
8. Visual Abstracts
8. Visual Abstracts
8. Visual Abstracts
Visual Abstracts help in summarizing complex clinical trials. They are a creative representation of clinical studies to help readers quickly understand the clinical data.
9. Infographics
8. Visual Abstracts
10. Detailing Aids
Learn more about Static and Animated Infographics, using Icons from Stock options, and the importance of storytelling. Check out the Nestle Nutrition Institute Website to checkout some samples.
10. Detailing Aids
10. Detailing Aids
10. Detailing Aids
Detailing aids/eDetailing aid is an important Medical Communication Tool. Pharmaceutical companies use this to share updates on their brands with HCPs. Learn about building content for this tool.
11. LBLs
10. Detailing Aids
12. EDMs and RTEs
Leave Behind Literature is used by companies to share the latest updates, landmark trials, congress updates, therapy updates, tools and techniques, etc., with healthcare professionals.
12. EDMs and RTEs
10. Detailing Aids
12. EDMs and RTEs
EDMs and Rep Triggered Emails are an effective means of sharing the latest updates and medical content with HCPs. Learn more about structuring the content using data and infographics.
13. Newsletters
15. AV Presentation
14. Case Reports
Pharma companies use Newsletters as a tool to share regular updates on the latest news, clinical trials, congress updates, tools and techniques, case reports, etc with Healthcare professionals.
14. Case Reports
15. AV Presentation
14. Case Reports
These are hypothetical cases covering clinical history, investigations, diagnosis, and treatment approaches. A thorough analysis is provided in the discussion section.
15. AV Presentation
15. AV Presentation
15. AV Presentation
Multi-media projects include MOA videos, KOL Videos, Device-related animations, White-board Animations, GIF animations, etc. Learn more about building scripts and storyboards.
16. Slide Kits
17. Advisory Boards
15. AV Presentation
Slide kits include HCP presentations, education modules, product-related material, or Congress Slides. Learn more about building content, using infographics, formatting, using grids and guides, hygiene factors, and story-telling skills.
17. Advisory Boards
17. Advisory Boards
17. Advisory Boards
Companies conduct Adboard meetings to achieve a specific strategic objective. You need to support the meeting by drafting meeting objectives, the agenda, providing onsite support, and developing post-meeting deliverables (Meeting report).
18. Publications
17. Advisory Boards
17. Advisory Boards
Learn more about literature search, submission checklist, reference managers, PICO, reporting guidelines, PROSPERO, PRISMA checklist, CASP checklist, EQUATOR network, CARE and Case report guidelines, etc.,
19. Narrative Review
Narrative review also known as a traditional or literature review, is a type of review that synthesizes and analyzes existing literature on a specific topic, often without adhering to strict, pre-defined protocols.
20. Systematic Review
Systematic review is a type of literature review that uses a rigorous, transparent, and reproducible approach to identify, assess, and synthesize all available evidence related to a specific research question.
21. Original Science
21. Original Science
Original research article reports on a study conducted by the authors themselves, presenting original findings and analysis.
22. Case Report
22. Case Report
21. Original Science
Case reports are detailed accounts of individual cases, often describing unusual or novel occurrences in medicine. They serve as a starting point for new ideas, hypotheses, and research directions.
23. Networking
22. Case Report
23. Networking
Learn more about using social media platforms such as LinkedIn to increase your reach and generate Leads.
24. Estimates
22. Case Report
23. Networking
Learn more about developing compelling business proposals. Understand different freelance pricing models and developing a project timeline.