Topic: Good Communication and Documentation

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In regulatory submission writing, a project facilitator is the yin to a medical writer's yang
Regulatory submission writing is an enormous and costly endeavour that begins during preclinical development and continues even after the product has been approved. Marketing applications encompass a series of documents...
Author: Yoko Komatsuzaki & Julia Forjanic Klapproth
Journal: Medical Writing Volume 33, Number 2
Date: June 2024
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I did it so you don’t have to: Lessons learned as a young writer struggling with a regulatory document
Medical writing is not easy, especially for new writers still learning the ropes. We are exposed to new documents, therapeutic areas, procedures, and challenges regularly and the fast-paced and ever-changing...
Author: Tiago Silva
Journal: Medical Writing Volume 32, Number 4
Date: December 2023
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The Future of Medical Writing: A Panel of One
Of all the points in the evolution of the medical writing profession, I believe we are at the pinnacle of what promises to be the most exciting and biggest paradigm...
Author: Lisa Chamberlain James
Journal: AMWA Journal
Date: December 2022
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Remote meetings made easy: Good practices to keep in mind
Abstract One core medical writing skill is effectively communicating with the teams that will help us author our documents. With remote working playing an increasingly important role in our workforce,...
Author: Tiago Silva, Catarina Silva, Tiago Campos, Maria Mascarenhas
Journal: Medical Writing Volume 31, Issue 3
Date: 2022
The Importance of Style Guides
Episode 10: The Importance of Style Guides
Restrictive or time saving? In this episode, Barry, Senior Partner at Trilogy Writing & Consulting, reflects on the importance of style guides and how these can serve as a compass...
Date: June 2022
The Ethics of Medical Writing
Episode 9: The Ethics of Medical Writing
Rapid dissemination of scientific information, lower standards in review processes, unvetted information. In this episode, Barry, Senior Partner at Trilogy Writing & Consulting, and Art, Principal at MedSciCom, explore the never-ending ethical situations that...
Date: May 2022
The Power of Good Review Practice
Episode 4: The Power of Good Review Practice
In this episode, Julia and Barry, Senior Partners at Trilogy Writing & Consulting, call for a “revolution and complete overhaul in the way documents are reviewed”. They explain how a...
Date: December 2021
Lead Medical Writing
Episode 1: Lean Medical Writing
In this episode, Julia and Barry talk about the importance of lean medical writing to communicate the key messages efficiently. The goal is story, not storage. They discuss how less...
Date: September 2021
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What you Need and When – The Key Documents in the Drug Lifecycle
Clinical development is a complex and expensive undertaking, involving many years of research that culminate with clinical trials, the objectives and results of which all have to be documented. This...
Author: Julia Forjanic Klapproth
Journal: Special Edition of International Clinical Trials
Date: February 2017
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A New Standard for Medical Writing
Discrepancies in the ways in which the documentation for clinical drug development is structured and presented have hampered understanding and progress for decades. Medical writing consultant Sam Hamilton and Trilogy...
Author: Sam Hamilton and Julia Forjanic Klapproth
Journal: Clinical Trials Insight
Date: World Pharma 2016 - Vol 2
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Medical Writing in the Old World
Although there has been what amounts to medical writing here for a long time, it is a relatively new concept as a specialized profession.
Author: Barry Drees
Journal: The Write Stuff, The journal of EMWA
Date: Vol.8, No.3, 1999