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SUMMARY:Upgrading your protocol writing skillset: best practice insights for protocol development 
DESCRIPTION:October 14th\, 13.00 CET \nJonathan Mackinnon\n\nThe 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 small team of contributors\, rather incorporate multiple fragmented information streams\, balance complexity with clarity\, understand and implement technology\, and manage increasingly complex team structures.\nThe webinar will provide an overview of the current best practice techniques used by a global medical writing team to handle these new and growing challenges. The learning objective of the webinar is to provide guidance and methodology to help medical writers approach contemporary protocol development.\n\nLevel: Intermediate/advanced\n\nPrevious knowledge required: General protocol structures/content\, familiarity with developing protocols or regulatory documents\, ICH E6(R3)\, ICH E8(R1).\n \nTo register\, please click here
URL:https://emwa.org/event/upgrading-your-protocol-writing-skillset-best-practice-insights-for-protocol-development/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20250916T130000
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SUMMARY:Transitioning into Regulatory Medical Writing: Essential Skills and Career Pathways
DESCRIPTION:13:00 – 14:00 CET \nKatrin Zaragoza Dörr\, CEO & Founder – Medrika Consulting S.L. \nThis webinar explores the career of regulatory medical writing\, focusing on the unique skill set required to excel and pathways to enter the profession. \nParticipants will gain insights into the distinct competencies that differentiate regulatory writers from other medical writing professionals\, while examining their strategic importance in drug development. By reviewing regulatory document objectives\, audiences\, and development processes\, attendees will understand the role an empowered regulatory writer can play. The session also covers day-to-day responsibilities and project management functions\, as well as the different working modalities a regulatory writer can encounter. \nWe’ll explore diverse career progression routes\, employment opportunities\, and practical resources for career transition\, whether directly from a medical writing role\, or from other professional backgrounds. \nLevel: Foundation\, and intermediate \nPrevious knowledge required: None.
URL:https://emwa.org/event/transitioning-into-regulatory-medical-writing-essential-skills-and-career-pathways/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250912T080000
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SUMMARY:Sustainability SIG Meet & Share on Evidence-based Science Communication
DESCRIPTION:Sustainability SIG Meet & Share on Evidence-based Science Communication \nFriday\, Sept. 12\, 2025 from 9-10 a.m. (CET) \nCommunicating 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 inclusive content\, ultimately making it more impactful. \nIn this Meet & Share\, Santiago Gisler\, PhD will introduce the basics of evidence-based science communication. He’ll also address the following: \n· How do you use your scientific mindset to make a difference with climate communication? \n· What does storytelling mean\, and what is the actual reason we use stories? \n· How do AI\, jargon\, and inclusive science events impact our outreach? \nAbout the presenter: \nSantiago Gisler is a communicator and coach with years of experience in science communication and editing. He enjoys processing complex information into clear\, engaging\, and impactful content. Santiago mentors and coaches communicators\, helping them strengthen their strategic approach to projects and communication skills. He holds a PhD in cancer research and molecular genetics\, which equips him with a critical and nuanced understanding of how to approach science communication effectively.
URL:https://emwa.org/event/sustainability-sig-meet-share-evidence-based-science-communication/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20250911T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20250911T140000
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SUMMARY:Regulatory Writing SIG Meet & Share on Nonclinical CTD Modules
DESCRIPTION:Thursday 11th September 13:00-14:00 CET \nAt 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 modules\, and which aspects are important to describe in the regulatory documentation. Some of you will have heard Arthur speak in 2024 at the EMWA Spring Conference in Valencia where he presented on a similar topic as part of the Expert Seminar Series on Nonclinical Regulatory Writing. \nAfter the presentation\, attendees will be encouraged to ask questions and provide input. We hope you’ll also share your own experiences\, whether that is as a freelance writer\, or working as a regulatory writer at a sponsor or CRO. \nArthur Noach is nonclinical expert and senior consultant at Venn Life Sciences in Breda\, the Netherlands. With over 25 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry\, he specializes in designing the package of nonclinical studies to be performed prior to starting clinical studies and beyond\, based on international guidelines for small molecules\, biologics and vaccines. He has extensive experience in writing the nonclinical sections of briefing books\, Investigator Brochures and IND modules (eCTD format). He is also a consultant and principal investigator for pharmacokinetic and toxicokinetic studies performed at Venn\, for both non-GLP and GLP studies. \nTo register click here \nAny questions please email info@emwa.org
URL:https://emwa.org/event/meet-share-on-nonclinical-ctd-modules/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20250715T130000
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SUMMARY:Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Health Blog Writing for Medical Writers: Build Visibility and Trust Online
DESCRIPTION:13:00 – 14:00 CEST \nValerie Leroux \nMany 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? \nIn this practical session\, we’ll break down exactly how SEO applies to health blog writing\, so you can confidently deliver content that performs well online and maintains professional standards. \nYou’ll learn: \n· What clients really expect when they request SEO content \n· How to apply E-E-A-T (Experience\, Expertise\, Authority\, Trust) to boost both SEO and credibility \n· How AI is affecting SEO health writing (and where your skills remain irreplaceable) \n· The most common SEO mistakes writers make and how to avoid them \n· Simple techniques to optimize blog headlines\, introductions\, and references \nLevel: Foundation \nPrevious knowledge required: None \nTo register; email info@emwa.org
URL:https://emwa.org/event/search-engine-optimisation-seo-health-blog-writing-for-medical-writers-build-visibility-and-trust-online/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20250613T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20250613T100000
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SUMMARY:Sustainability SIG – Meet & Share: “Nutrition for us and our planet”
DESCRIPTION: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. \nM. Carolina Rojido is a general physician with a master’s in health administration\, and certificates in lifestyle medicine\, plant-based nutrition and nutrition coaching. She worked in the United States for nine years\, gaining experience in oncology\, imaging and clinical gerontology research. Now based in France\, she works as a freelance medical writer/scientific communications consultant and sustainable nutrition coach\, interacting with lay and scientific audiences. \nRegister at info@emwa.org and join us and share your questions and experience!
URL:https://emwa.org/event/sustainability-sig-meet-share-nutrition-for-us-and-our-planet/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250611T123000
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SUMMARY:CORE Reference Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Statistical anonymization software for utility-preserving privacy protection in clinical documents for public disclosure. \nEmail info@emwa.org to secure your space.
URL:https://emwa.org/event/core-reference-webinar/
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