...it's not just about translating your paper into English
Dr Steven Lock
Chief Executive
British Medical Journal

Agenda (MEDICAL WRITING - MASTER CLASS)
23rd October 2010, Warsaw

08:45–09:00

Registration and morning coffee

09:00–09:30

Introduction

09:30–10:45

Structure and ease of reading – Illustrated with examples

  • What makes sentences difficult/easy to read
  • Punctuation for clarity
  • Using paragraphs

10:45–11:00

Coffee break

11:00–12:30

Getting to the point – Illustrated with examples

  • How long is too long?
  • How to present your results
  • Graphs and tables

12:30–13:30

Lunch

13:30–15:00

Jargon, abbreviations and acronyms – Illustrated with examples

  • When and when not to use jargon
  • Why and when to use abbreviations

15:00–15:15

Coffee break

15:15–16:45

Grammar, syntax and spelling – Illustrated with examples

  • Common problems with tenses
  • Using definite and indefinite articles
  • Word order and undefined pronouns

16:45–17:15

Questions and general discussion

17:15–17:30

Presentation of certificates and close

In order to have your own manuscript corrected by Dr John Carpenter, please submit an example of your  writing (preferably a manuscript in progress) by October 8th. Please email your manuscript to mail@propermedicalwriting.com

CME Points (punkty edukacyjne): 8

(more)  (speakers)  (location)

Patronage:

PTT

Polish Society of Transplantation

Polskie Towarzystwo Dermatologiczne

Polish Dermatological Society


The Polish Society For Rheumatology

Testimonials

Lecture related to how to write abtract, provided me with the strict rules about diffrent abstract types.

Presenting medical data at scientific meeting

Belgrade, 9.04.2009



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