TIPS FOR SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL WRITING

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Scientific medical writing involves writing detailed information about the essential medical sciences, drugs and latest technological innovation within the field of drugs for a variety of audiences including medical specialists and health care professionals. This scientific information is written for publication within the medical journals, medical news, and regulatory documents.


MEDDEV (2.7/1) guidelines for CER documentation

describe the various stages of planning, assessment, and evaluation of clinical data about medical a device to validate the clinical safety and functional performance of the concerned medical device.







Some of the important procedures and documents involved in the CER development process include
• Standard operating procedures for carrying out Clinical Evaluation
• Quality System related procedures and protocols
• Outlines for Clinical Evaluation Plan (CEP) and Clinical Evaluation Report.
• Pre-market and post-post market CER
• Clinical investigation data
Language Rules for Scientific Medical Writing

Scientific medical writers must have an in-depth understanding of the various nuances involved in medical writing and must follow important standards in the preparation of superior quality medical contents catering to the specific target audience. Absolute care must be given relating to

• Appropriate usage medical terminologies and abbreviations
• Style of writing and presentation
• Consistent usage of technical terms
• Proper usage of punctuation marks, hyphens, and word divisions
• Consistent spelling either in American English or British English
• Appropriate usage of tables and statistical data presentation

Thus, medical writing requires specialized training and experience to gain comprehensive subject knowledge and language usage skills to develop complex scientific and medical contents suitable for well-learned medical researchers and healthcare professionals.

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