10 Ways to Grow and Maintain Your Freelance Writing Business
How can you build and maintain your freelance writing business? Follow these 10 expert tips for continued success as a freelance medical writer.| blog.amwa.org
How can you build and maintain your freelance writing business? Follow these 10 expert tips for continued success as a freelance medical writer.| 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
Discover how AI in medical research is transforming clinical trials—boosting efficiency, refining design, and advancing scientific communication.| 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
An overview of the 10 main grant components of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant and tips for writing a successful grant proposal.| blog.amwa.org
IMRAD stands for the sections of a scientific research paper: Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion. It is an important tool for medical communicators.| blog.amwa.org
Quality control in medical writing ensures that documents are consistent, accurate, and meet publication standards.| blog.amwa.org
If you are just getting started in medical writing and don’t have a portfolio, taking that step can boost your credibility and help you advance your career. Yet, the idea of building a medical writing portfolio can be overwhelming.| AMWA Blog
For successful protocol writing, begin with the purpose and keep in mind who ultimately will be using this document.| blog.amwa.org
While not required, medical writing certificate programs offer many benefits to entry‑level medical writers and experienced professionals as well.| blog.amwa.org
Learn how to use AI in medical writing to boost productivity, streamline research, and meet ethical standards for your freelance business.| blog.amwa.org
For professional medical writers, medical editors, and medical communicators, the AMWA blog offers relevant and accessible information plus insightful best practices in the field of medical communication.| blog.amwa.org
Medical communicators who work in the pharmaceutical space will recognize some features of medical device writing. Regulatory writers for drugs and devices are a part of the effort to bring safe, effective medical products to the public. Therefore, writers in both specialties need to be familiar with a field that is changing as fast as the technology itself.| AMWA Blog
The loss of DEI-related health data impacts medical writers’ ability to create inclusive, accurate content. Learn about the challenges and solutions.| blog.amwa.org
These expert insights cover why some client relationships turn into long-term contracts. Find out how to identify ideal clients and boost your bottom line.| blog.amwa.org
Do you have questions about creating a client base and finding work? If you want to start your own freelance medical writing business, these tips can help.| blog.amwa.org
These social media marketing tips can help freelance medical writers build authority, engage with colleagues, and grow their freelance businesses.| blog.amwa.org
To launch your medical freelance writing business, choose a business structure, learn legal requirements, and set up finances.| blog.amwa.org
A guide for medical writers on navigating problematic ghost authorship, guest authorship, and gift authorship with evolving guidance on the use of AI.| blog.amwa.org
The CONSORT Statement provides a checklist and flowchart to help authors report on the results of randomized controlled trials.| blog.amwa.org
A guide to the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) recommendations on authorship and non-author contributions to scientific publications.| blog.amwa.org
Discover how medical writers can leverage healthcare SEO strategies to improve content visibility in an AI world.| blog.amwa.org
Strategies for health communication on social media to disseminate accurate scientific information to targeted audiences.| 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 inventory of common style mistakes by medical communicators and resources for gaining traction in a medical writing or editing career.| blog.amwa.org
Medical writers can help bridge the gap between personal experience and scientific communication, ensuring that patient-authored content serves both the individual storyteller and the broader health care community.| blog.amwa.org
As a freelance medical writer, when should you consider hiring a freelance writer to help expand your business? Learn the pros and cons of subcontracting.| blog.amwa.org
From identifying prospective clients to optimizing your LinkedIn profile, here are seven tips on how to market yourself as a freelance medical writer.| blog.amwa.org
The key to determining freelance medical writing and editing rates is understanding the different methods and determining the best fit for each project.| blog.amwa.org
Discover free and low-cost tools for integrating visuals in medical communication, enhancing comprehension and engagement through graphics, icons, and infographics.| 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
An exploration of the similarities and differences between regulatory medical writing and regulatory affairs professions.| blog.amwa.org
Can medical writing courses help you break into medical writing? An exploration of opportunities to enter or advance in a career as a medical communicator.| blog.amwa.org
AMWA’s Measures of Success Toolkit delves into the details of quality, timelines, and stakeholder involvement, providing expert insights on this critical medical writing specialty.| blog.amwa.org
Freelance contracts are important for freelance medical communicators, helping set clear expectations with clients about scope of work, pay, and legal responsibility.| blog.amwa.org
Learn how to write a scope of work by asking the right questions, defining deliverables, and estimating your time commitment.| blog.amwa.org
Are you wondering how to find freelance clients on LinkedIn? This guide explains how to attract more clients, build your network, and boost your business.| blog.amwa.org
Resources are available for freelance medical writers to help determine fair rates for projects. It is important to understand market trends and clearly define the scope of work with clients.| 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
Tips on transferring and obtaining the skills necessary to transition to a medical writing career from research or academia.| 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
Medical communicators can help keep projects organized by clarifying collaborators’ roles and using project management strategies and tools to keep projects on schedule.| blog.amwa.org
Writing style guides are essential tools for medical communicators seeking accuracy, consistency, and clarity in documents.| blog.amwa.org
