Fine-tuning biomedical writing brings a number of benefits

A very big misconception in the field of medicine is that biomedical writing is highly technical and replete with jargon, and therefore not creative. There is enough scope in biomedical writing for creativity and the use of artistic and imaginative words without compromising on the meaning or import of the words. In fact, resorting to the use of imaginative words makes biomedical writing more interesting and illustrative, making the work compelling to read, offering a number of tangible benefits to the researcher.

MentorHealth, a leading provider of professional trainings for the healthcare industry, will be offering valuable guidance on the inventive aspect of biomedical writing at a webinar.

Hope J Lafferty, a board-certified Editor in the Life Sciences who brings more than 20 years' experience as a science editor, will be the speaker at this webinar. To enroll for this webinar, just log on to http://www.mentorhealth.com/control/w_product/~product_id=800880LIVE/.

Write better to get better results

Hope will offer a fun and informative way of helping biomedical writers and researchers at all levels improve their writing, which will help them gain better results at a variety of activities such as funding their research, publishing the results, and ultimately even aiding in developing and providing innovative treatment options for patients.

This webinar will outline common mistakes and identifying simple solutions, which will serve as tools for early career scientists and medical researchers to improve their ability to write, edit, and organize their manuscripts, grants, and presentations, and ultimately increase their academic and research productivity.

Remove doubts, gain clarity

The aim of this webinar is to help medical researchers that write to publish and to win grants. It will help MDs, PhDs, early career researchers, postdoctoral fellows, junior faculty, statisticians and Department Chairs remove the various impediments to their writing and raise their ability to publish their research, receive funding for their work, and pursue the ambition of carving out a career in research.

It will help them finesse their writing skills, which may have become a hurdle to the advancement of their careers. The speaker will remove the important negative quality of loss of confidence that many researchers go through when their research gets rejected to their poor writing skills.

Helpful in a number of ways

This webinar will equip researchers with the most contemporary practices in medical and science writing. Hope will help participants in a number of ways, such as:

Using contemporary terms that do away with the outmoded, complex and incomprehensive jargon that characterize the heavy text that scientists and physicians use
Implementing useful and immediately applicable solutions after counting down each mistake, which will help writers and researchers view their own writing in objective ways
Explaining the importance of word choice to break the monotony of repetition and make the content more compelling
Exploring ways by which to convey one's argument by gaining a better understanding of the phrases and modifying and structuring them make them more comprehensible
Understanding the how and why of biomedical writing in this age where research has become truly global
Demystifying the writing process, enabling audiences to understand how to prepare, where to start, and when to revise

Hope will cover the following areas at this webinar: