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Introduction to Medical Writing
6 March 2009, Mercure London City Bankside, UK
This one day training course 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. Those working alongside medical writers who would like to gain a
better understanding of medical writing and the processes involved would also
benefit from attending. The course is at an introductory level and is therefore
not suitable for experienced medical writers.
The topics covered will
include ageneral overview of medical writing, good writing style,different
medical writing environments,andhow to get started in medical
writing. The training day will involve lectures, and practical exercises
designed to promote interaction and discussion. A certificate of attendance
will be issued to each attendee. To ensure a successful outcome for delegates,
the course is limited to 20 participants.
For further details please
see www.aagmedicalwriting.co.uk
or email
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