Medical writing involves writing scientific documents of different types which include regulatory and research-related documents, disease or drug-related educational and promotional literature, publication articles such as journal manuscripts and abstracts, and content for healthcare websites, health-related magazines, or news articles. The scientific information in these documents needs to be presented to suit the level of understanding of the target audience, namely, patients or general public, physicians, or the regulators. Medical writers require an understanding of the medical field and terminology, knowledge of relevant guidelines as regards the structure and contents of specific documents, and good writing skills. They also need to be familiar with searching medical literature, understanding and presenting research data, the document review process, as well as editing and publishing requirements.

We provide world-class medical writing expertise across a broad range of therapeutic areas and document types, from preclinical reporting through the drug development life cycle to post-marketing and commercialization writing.

Our writers develop documents from data sources in various analytic models for a variety of audiences, manage writing projects, and maintain consistency of style and message across multiple documents. They possess strong project management and negotiation skills and support projects with multiple customer contributors and external thought leaders. They drive timelines, organize and lead authoring meetings, and reconcile sponsor feedback across functions to create consistent, scientifically cohesive documents while minimizing nonessential customer oversight.