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Medical Communication
Medical Writing and Editing

Different Audiences, Different Voices

The following types of medical communication all require a different level of complexity, and a keen understanding of the needs of the target audience(s):
  • Peer-reviewed journal manuscript for Immunity or Journal of Molecular Evolution
  • Article for bench scientists in Clinical Laboratory Science
  • Clinical Study Newsletter provided to the investigative sites participating in a drug trial
  • Article for Health Center Employee newsletter highlighting employee accomplishments
  • Informed Consent Form for a clinical trial
  • Case study for a primary-care physicians' magazine
  • Clinical Study Report for a drug trial
  • Article for oncology patients on how to plan a cruise vacation

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    I can help you with projects like these and many others. The first 30 minute consultation and bid preparation are free. I provide flexible pricing options to suit client needs. Please don't hesitate to call (434-361-2539) or e-mail me (mail@inkville.biz) with your questions.


    A selection of my medical writing and editing experience is listed below. For a complete list, see Publications.

    During my time as a medical writer at a Contract Research Organization (CRO), I provided regulatory writing (Clinical Study Reports, Investigational Drug Brochures, Informed Consent Forms etc.). I also designed, edited and provided content for hundreds of study newsletters in oncology, central nervous system (CNS) and other disease indications, and worked on a wide variety of other publications and patient recruitment materials.     

    Medical Writing

    “Immunization Database Three Years Old.”     Link: News and Information for the UVA Health Sciences Center, 1997, 9(16): 6–7.

    “Vaccines on the Net: Not Just a Shot in the Dark.” Infections in Medicine, 1997, 14 (9): 703–708.

    “Neonatal Skin: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Challenges.” Dermatology Times. April 1997. 18(4):34-36.

    “Medicine on the Net: Hitching a Ride.” Infections in Medicine. 1997, 14(1):35-44.

    “Ocularist’s Creations Wondrous.” Link: News and Information for the UVA Health Sciences Center. 1996. 8(9): 4-5.

    “Program Helps Girls to Resist Media Messages on Alcohol, Tobacco.” Link: News and Information for the UVA Health Sciences Center, 1996, 8 (9): 4–5.

    “Forensics in the Court.” 1994. Clinical Laboratory Science. 7(5):263-268. Cover story.

    “Health Care Reform and Rationing: Process Lessons from the States.” 1994. Clinical Laboratory Science. 7(1):136-143. Cover story.



    Technical Editing

    “The Role of Social Work in HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials.” 1999. Williams J. and Boykin F. Social Work in Health Care. Vol. 29(1):35-56.

    “Healthy Approaches.” 1998. Proofread 3 booklets for TheWorkCare Group. 

    “Acrylic Scleral Shell Spacer to Prevent Skin Damage During Gamma Knife Radiosurgery of Ocular Melanoma.” 1996. Hughes MO, Conway BP, Henofer J, et. al. Journal of Ophthalmic Prosthetics. Vol. 1 No. 1:1-15.

    “Neonatal Immunization with an Ovarian Peptide Induces Autoimmune Ovarian Disease in Femal Mice: Requirement of Endogenous Neonatal Ovaries.” 1997. Garza K, Griggs MD, Tung KSK. Immunity, Vol. 6:89-96.

    “Goldfish Cones Secrete a 2-Repeat IRBP.” 1995. Wagenhorst et. al. Journal of Molecular Evolution. 41:646-656.

    “Hematopoetic Growth factors in Clinical Hematology.” Niskanen, Eero, MD. 1991. Annals of Medicine. 23:615-624.

     
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