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Welcome to the 60th
EMWA Conference!

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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Session

How to AI-proof your medical writing career

Monday 9 November 2026 · 11:00-12:30 CET · To be confirmed

Who it is for

Target audience: Medical writers (all levels)

What it covers

The session will act as a guide to support medical writers with how to effectively integrate AI into their working practices at the same time as developing the human-specific writing skills needed to effectively operate in a changing environment.
Context: Medical writing is evolving with AI, which can automate routine tasks but struggles with complex scientific judgment and strategy. Medical writers should focus on roles that leverage human expertise and strategic skills to direct, validate, and contextualize AI-generated content.
AI automates routine tasks: AI can produce outlines and first drafts, summarize studies, edit grammar, extract information, and generate standard medical communications, potentially impacting writers focused on these tasks.
Human skills remain essential: AI struggles with scientific judgment, critical appraisal, regulatory nuances, adapting messaging, publication strategy, relationship building, and ensuring ethical integrity, where medical writers can differentiate themselves.
Future-proofing careers: Writers should become AI-enabled, deepen scientific expertise, engage in strategy, excel at expert review, and develop interpersonal and leadership skills to thrive in transformed medical writing roles.

Workshop leaders
To be confirmed

Workshop leader or speaker details will be added by EMWA head office.

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