When the context moves from data collection to the communication of the science:
It is what you do with data that is science – the interpretation you make, the story you tell. (Mimi Zeiger, Essentials of Writing Biomedical Research Papers 2000)
At VI Research, we are passionate about science and story-telling. Whether it be a scientific publication, a regulatory document or a conference poster, we provide clear, effective and accurate communication for a wide range of audiences. We like to keep the reader interested, we cut the clutter, dive into the detail and deliver punchy take-home messages.
What is Medical Writing?
Medical writing forms an integral part of the all-important drug and medical device development process. It plays a vital role in communicating health and medicine-related information in a clear and appropriate manner to the target audience. It may take many forms, ranging from medical journalism, medical education, medical marketing of healthcare products, publication/presentation, research documents and regulatory documents.
What Medical Writing Services does VI Research offer?
Regulatory Medical Writing
Our regulatory writing generally covers the spectrum of documents that are involved in the drug or medical device development process, ranging from late-phase study documents to marketing application submission dossiers and on to post-marketing documentation. These include:
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- General clinical documentation
- Investigator brochure
- Clinical study protocol
- Lay summary
- Informed consent form
- Investigator product dossier
- Clinical evaluation report
- Reimbursement dossiers
Medical Communications
Medical Communications (‘med comms’) is the generation of written, audiovisual, oral or online materials dealing with medicine and healthcare. We provide med comms services to the pharmaceutical industry to help raise awareness of medicines via education and promotion. These include:
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- Scientific communications
- Abstracts and manuscripts
- Posters
- Slide sets and presentations
- Value Stories
For further information on Medical Writing, contact us on value@valueinresearch.com
Article written by Dr Helen Miller- Janson