In this Meet & Share, SUS-SIG member M. Carolina Rojido will discuss the intersection of nutrition, human health and planetary health. She will also share tips and caveats for writing about nutrition and results of studies that involve nutrition. M. Carolina Rojido is a general physician with a master’s in health administration, and certificates in lifestyle medicine, plant-based…
13:00 - 14:00 CEST Valerie Leroux Many medical writers are asked to write “SEO-friendly” blog content — but often receive little guidance on what that really means. Should you focus on keywords? Length? Structure? Sources? And how do you ensure SEO doesn’t compromise medical accuracy or credibility? In this practical session, we’ll break down exactly…
Thursday 11th September 13:00-14:00 CET At this Meet & Share, Dr Arthur Noach will give an overview of the various types of studies that make up the nonclinical package described in the modules of the Common Technical Document (CTD). He will explain how the safety studies are interconnected, why they are included in the nonclinical…
Sustainability SIG Meet & Share on Evidence-based Science Communication Friday, Sept. 12, 2025 from 9-10 a.m. (CET) Communicating effectively about sustainability-related issues is challenging. Evidence-based science communication bridges communication research and practice, making our approach to content creation more engaging, intentional, and… more scientific. A scientific approach to writing helps us create more trustworthy and…
13:00 - 14:00 CET Katrin Zaragoza Dörr, CEO & Founder - Medrika Consulting S.L. This webinar explores the career of regulatory medical writing, focusing on the unique skill set required to excel and pathways to enter the profession. Participants will gain insights into the distinct competencies that differentiate regulatory writers from other medical writing professionals,…
October 14th, 13.00 CET Jonathan Mackinnon The skillset of medical writers is constantly evolving. Influences from patient centricity, trial complexity, technology, and project management mean that we’re now expected to bring more skills than ever before to our daily work. We are no longer “only” expected to author the protocol by capturing the decisions of a…
Virtual only REGISTER HERE Getting into Medical Writing Virtual Session Wednesday 12th November 2025, 3-5 pm CET The GIMW Organising Committee is pleased to offer another virtual Getting into Medical Writing session. In this free, 2-hour session, experienced medical writers and EMWA members will present and discuss their transition stories into medical writing, what a…
Visuals improve comprehension by capturing a story and translating it into a big picture. Especially in medical communication, which is full of technical terms and complex language, health information can become difficult to digest and overwhelming. In this Meet & Share, Janaine will discuss how to use images and/or graphs to explain a medical condition.…
December 11th, 13.00 CET Diversity and inclusion in clinical trials Darius-Jean Namdjou, PhD Underrepresentation of certain groups, e.g. via gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic status and further parameters, is affecting clinical trials, particularly in late-stage development trials. The resulting inequalities in access to clinical trials have led, as current research indicates, to consequential issues concerning e.g. efficacy and/or…