The Past, Present, and Future of Medical Misinformation
The spread of medical misinformation is a serious issue, especially online. Medical communicators can help protect the public by sharing scientifically valid information.| blog.amwa.org
The spread of medical misinformation is a serious issue, especially online. Medical communicators can help protect the public by sharing scientifically valid information.| blog.amwa.org
Open access publishing is part of an open science model that seeks to distribute scientific documents and data free of charge to readers anywhere in the world.| blog.amwa.org
Organizations and journals are adapting to the growth of AI in medical writing by updating policies and recommendations to ensure that humans maintain control over content.| blog.amwa.org
An exploration of the legal and ethical considerations of copyright law for professional medical communicators.| blog.amwa.org
A guide to some of the pressing ethical issues in medical communication and how to find resources to address ethics and best practices.| blog.amwa.org
A brief guide to evolving guidance and regulations on the use of artificial intelligence in the pharmaceutical industry.| blog.amwa.org
Medical communicators can learn to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools responsibly to augment their work, yet only humans can take responsibility for authorship.| blog.amwa.org
The AMA Manual of Style includes inclusive language guidelines that help medical communicators understand best practices and terms to describe race and ethnicity.| blog.amwa.org
Successful medical communicators need to look beyond technical skills and hone the soft skills that will help them survive and thrive in the workplace.| blog.amwa.org
Medical communicators can help ensure that clinical trials adhere to guidelines and principles that support diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in research and applying inclusive language principles in health communication.| blog.amwa.org
Writing style guides are essential tools for medical communicators seeking accuracy, consistency, and clarity in documents.| blog.amwa.org
