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WHAT'S HAPPENING - [view previous events]
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MedComms Networking has evolved from what was largely UK-based activity but now embraces a global community of medical communications specialists, and we welcome participation by anyone working in or around MedComms and the global Pharma industry, anywhere in the world. I am particularly keen to see the development of activities led by other individuals and specifically based in other regions so if you would like to act as a local organiser for - or you would like to provide funding for - such events please contact me directly.
I'm always happy to chat and all feedback is welcome, so give me a shout anytime or please post your thoughts to the MedComms Networking Linkedin group for discussion.
Scroll down to see details of activities that are planned for the coming months.
Meantime, you can see reports of all the previous meetings here.
Cheers
Peter Llewellyn
Email: peter@networkpharma.com
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A Day in the Life of #MedComms - 2018
Venue: Global
Date: 6 June 2018
Join us in celebrating the global business of MedComms in this annual event when we post contributions from all around the world at www.MedCommsDay.com and everyone dusts off their Twitter account and uses hashtag #MedComms. It's all quite informal, and a great deal of fun, and we think it gives a useful insight into our specialist business. A huge thanks to Concise again this year for supporting this valuable community initiative. Let's make our 7th annual celebration the biggest, best and boldest yet!
[SEE WHAT HAPPENED IN PREVIOUS YEARS]
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Informal get-together for Freelancers and remote workers - dinner
Venue: Harrow on the Hill, Harrow, UK
Date: 6 June 2018
Freelancers and remote workers from Greater North West London and also further afield are invited to meet for informal discussion to share experiences and build a valuable support network amongst local contacts.
[For more information contact local organiser, Corinne Swainger]
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BRUNCH CLUB!
Venue: Magdalen Centre, The Oxford Science Park, Oxford, OX4 4GA
Date: 13 June 2018
The aim is to host a regular small meeting with 2-4 speakers presenting on various topics of direct relevance to MedComms. Importantly the presentations will be filmed for webcasting for free access by the global community afterwards. Topics will be announced in advance but we believe we can guarantee a useful educational and networking session every time. So make a note of the dates now. Note this one is NOT the first Wednesday of the month - it's the second!
[PROGRAMME AND REGISTRATION DETAILS]
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LUNCH AND LEARN
PromoMats in Action: Managing Jobs and Referencing
Venue: Veeva Systems, 4300, Nash Court, Oxford OX4 2RU, UK
Date: 19 June 2018
Join us at this roundtable discussion to learn about the latest developments in using Vault PromoMats to manage the process of medical content review and the transition from established Zinc platforms. The team from Veeva will explain the evolution of the service and answer your questions, and they'll be looking for feedback about use of their systems in practice, which will make this a valuable session for all. Note space is limited.
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OPEN MEDCOMMS CAREERS EVENT
FirstMedCommsJob: Introduction to MedComms
Venue: University of Westminster, 115 New Cavendish Street, London W1W 6UW
Date: 27 June 2018
We're back in London after a three year absence! This will be the seventh time we have run this event in London and once again we expect an enthusiastic audience of post-docs and DPhil/PhD students and others from the biomedical sciences departments within and around London and from other universities and organisations further afield, who will meet with a number of medical communications professionals for a highly engaging session that presents medical writing and account management in MedComms as attractive career options.
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BRUNCH CLUB!
Venue: Magdalen Centre, The Oxford Science Park, Oxford, OX4 4GA
Date: 4 July 2018
The aim is to host a regular small meeting with 2-4 speakers presenting on various topics of direct relevance to MedComms. Importantly the presentations will be filmed for webcasting for free access by the global community afterwards. Topics will be announced in advance but we believe we can guarantee a useful educational and networking session every time. So make a note of the dates now.
[PROGRAMME AND REGISTRATION DETAILS]
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4TH MEDCOMMS NETWORKING VIRTUAL EVENT
Audience Engagement at Events: An Art or a Science?
Venue: Global
Date: 13.00 GMT, 12 July 2018
This will be our 4th MedComms Networking Virtual Event and we're delighted to be working with Leslie Robertson, a specialist in Audience Engagement, on this programme. Leslie will draw upon his extensive experience and use case histories to talk about connecting audiences through creative engagement and to demonstrate how you can collaborate with delegates in more engaging ways, leading to behavioural change, memorable interactions, and quality, measurable outcomes. Then, once again, we'll line up a panel of experts and the emphasis in the meeting will be on encouraging the audience to ask questions and share their own experiences. Join us, from wherever in the world you are. Everyone welcome. Please help spread the word. Get some cake in and gather your team together and join in as a group. These virtual meetings are supported by Blue Sky eLearn.
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Writing skills for medical writers: what MedComms agencies expect
Venue: The Windsor Centre, 15-29 Windsor Street, London, N1 8QG
Date: 12 July 2018
This one-day workshop is designed for those who intend applying to work as a medical writer for a MedComms (medical communications) agency. Led by John Dixon, Trainer in scientific writing and presentation skills, this is a FirstMedCommsJob.com initiative.
The programme is split into 10 topics, encouraging you to be: prepared, clear, readable, coherent, concise, relevant, accurate, visually aware, correct and consistent. We will use examples and short exercises to illustrate important points. Over lunch, a recruitment consultant from Media Contacts will join the group to pass on tips about writing your CV.
[Programme and registration details]
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WHAT ELSE?
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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR THUNDERCLAP FOR #MEDCOMMS DAY
6 June 2018
Our annual celebration of A Day in the Life of #MedComms is supported by Concise.
Once again we expect contributions from across the globe, from Auckland in New Zealand to San Francisco in the USA, providing great insights into the #MedComms working day.
Once again, with your help, we'd like to make an impact - and lots of noise! Please join in and please help spread the word.
SUPPORT OUR THUNDERCLAP
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