PTF4 Medical Writing and Quality Control: Clinical Study Reports

Description

The workshop is aimed towards medical writers at all levels of experience, and whether working in a freelance capacity, or within a CRO environment, or for a pharmaceutical company. It will be an ideal forum for those who either have no quality control (QC) system in place, or are looking to develop one, whilst those with experience of working with, or implementing QC systems will be able to explore and share best practice. It is not necessary to have attended any other workshops.
For a medical writer the correct application of a QC process minimises errors in the factual presentation of data, rectifies spelling mistakes and ensures accurate document structure. At the end of the workshop, participants should have an understanding of why it is important to have a QC procedure in place for written documents including clinical study reports, when in the writing process QC should be implemented, and how to document the results. The need to incorporate a robust QC process to support consistent reporting of clinical trial results entering the public domain will be explored. The increasing need to safeguard the accuracy of AI-generated CSR content will also be considered.