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We are delighted to welcome you to the 60th EMWA Conference, taking place virtually this autumn. As we mark this milestone event, we invite you to join us online for a rich and flexible programme designed to support medical writers at every stage of their careers.
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Free session

AlphaLife Sciences – From Draft to Submission: Practical AI Workflows for Clinical and Non-Clinical Document Authoring

Thursday 12 November 2026 · 12:40-13:20 CET · Nicola Haycock

Who it is for

This webinar is designed for medical writers, regulatory writers, and clinical and non-clinical documentation professionals across pharma, biotech, and CRO organizations who develop clinical and submission-related documents. It is especially relevant for writers responsible for protocols, Clinical Study Reports, CTD clinical and non-clinical overviews and summaries, and DSUR/PBRER reports, as well as those managing consistency across interconnected documents. Built around live demonstrations rather than theory, the session suits writers at any stage of AI adoption, along with team leads evaluating how AI can realistically support quality and efficiency at scale. 

What it covers

Discover how AI can help you move faster from draft to submission for critical clinical and non-clinical documents. In this live, demo-driven webinar, you'll see practical AI workflows across protocols, CSRs, CTD clinical and non-clinical overviews and summaries, and DSUR/PBRER reports. You'll learn how AI can cut authoring time, support high-quality first drafts, and streamline review and quality control—while keeping writers firmly in control of content and compliance. The session also shows how AI-driven change intelligence works across a network of related documents, helping teams manage updates and maintain cross-document consistency as source information changes. Rather than presenting isolated point tools, the session illustrates a connected approach to authoring, evidence management, and quality control across the R&D document lifecycle—giving attendees practical insights to apply to their own clinical and non-clinical authoring workflows.

Workshop leaders
Nicola Haycock
Medical Writing Project Director, AlphaLife Sciences
Nicola Haycock is a Medical Writing Project Director at AlphaLife Sciences. She has more than 20 years of experience in medical writing and leadership. Before joining AlphaLife Sciences, she spent over eight years at ICON plc, most recently as Senior Manager, Medical Writing. Earlier in her career she held senior medical writing roles at PRA International and Quintiles, and began as a Medical Writer at ORION Clinical Services.
Nicola has written clinical and regulatory documents across all study phases and many therapeutic areas. These include protocols and amendments, clinical study reports, patient narratives, informed consent forms, risk management plans and CTD summaries. As a leader she has managed teams of writers, built guidance and training for a global audience, and led efforts to keep medical writing departments strong worldwide. Nicola holds a BS in Biomedical Science from the University of Sheffield.
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