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| Medical Writing Services offers to write and edit two
types of peer-review journal articles:
(i) investigative reports of laboratory, and clinical safety and efficacy data (ii) review articles that discuss and interpret existing material We always work closely with the author and other relevant personnel to ensure the proposed article satisfies journal requirements and is successful at presenting all key messages in a style that is appropriate for that journal and its target audience. |
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For medical writers to be successful at this type of
writing they must be prepared to spend a significant amount of time
discussing certain fundamental issues with their client before starting
to write. Not only is it important to understand the scientific content
of the proposed manuscript, but it is also important to establish
why a certain journal has been chosen as a target, to gain familiarity
with the purpose of that journal, and to ensure the client has given
sufficient consideration to their choice.
Most clients are happy to supply the medical writer with relevant
background material (including a journal’s ‘Instructions
to Authors’) and discuss in depth what aspects of their original
data or existing material are of special importance. Often the
most helpful discussions between a writer and the client are those
that arise following review of the first draft, and sufficient
time must be allowed for this part of the procedure. In most cases
clients will continue to work closely with the medical writer until
the final outcome of the journal submission is reached. |
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