About Course
Write clear, accurate regulatory and scientific documents, from clinical study reports to plain-language summaries, and build a portfolio that gets you hired.
Who it’s for
Scientists, pharmacists, clinicians and other life-science graduates moving into medical writing, and junior writers who want to build their skills.
What you’ll be able to do
- Understand the regulatory and medical communications branches of the profession
- Apply core writing principles for clarity, accuracy and consistency
- Describe statistical results correctly, including confidence intervals and analysis populations
- Plan and write a clinical study report to ICH E3
- Explain the Common Technical Document and the role of the Module 2 summaries
- Prepare ethical publications and plain language summaries
- Run review and QC cycles and build a portfolio from public data
What’s included
- 7 in-depth modules, each with a structured lesson
- 7 module quizzes to check your understanding
- Worked examples and a practical exercise in every module
- About 35 hours of study, at your own pace
- Lifetime access, on any device
- Certificate of completion
How you study
Each module combines a structured lesson with a worked example, a practical exercise and key takeaways, followed by a short quiz. You need 70% to pass each quiz and can retake it as often as you like. Complete every module to finish the course.
Course Content
What medical writers do
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What medical writers do
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Module check: What medical writers do
Writing principles
Statistics for writers
Clinical study reports
The Common Technical Document
Publications and plain language
Review, QC and your portfolio
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