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MedComms Networking is a not-for-profit initiative building on the work of Peter Llewellyn which seeks to unite individuals and organisations involved in delivering health information

MedComms Networking is a not-for-profit initiative building on the work of Peter Llewellyn which seeks to unite individuals and organisations involved in delivering health information. We will do this by listening and by delivering a weekly newsletter and regular online and in-person events. Our group welcomes writers, scientists, editors, educators, project managers, filmmakers, medical journalists, healthcare professionals, researchers, academics, and patient advocates from around the world to join us. The aim is to inform, educate and advance our profession and, ultimately, support patient care.

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    STARTING OUT IN MEDICAL COMMUNICATIONS

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    Check out the free MedComms Careers Guides below, to get you started. Please note these 2022 editions are the final, legacy, editions.

    Ensuring timely dissemination of research: a guide to working as a medical publications professional, published September 2022

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    A writer's role in drug development: a guide to getting started in regulatory medical writing, published August 2022

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    Evidence generation and communication: a guide to getting started in HEOR/market access medical writing, published June 2022

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    Making it my own business: a guide to being a freelance writer in MedComms, published April 2022

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    From academic to medical writer: a guide to getting started in medical communications, published March 2022

    Download a free copy of the latest MedComms Careers Guide for medical writers

    The business of medical communications: a guide to getting started in account management, published January 2022

    Download a free copy of the latest MedComms Careers Guide for account managers

    WHAT ELSE?

    The 14th annual #MedComms Day will be 25 June 2025!

    #MedComms Day is an annual event celebrated by professionals working in medical publications and communications to highlight and raise awareness about their role in healthcare.

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    MedComms Workbook - connecting medical communications and medical education agencies with specialist freelance support


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