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From SciComms to MedComms: An Intro to Medical Communications
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ECR Community
Medcomms professionals may work at specialized agencies, as freelancers, or ‘in house’ at pharma and biotech companies to support the development of peer-reviewed manuscripts or conference presentations, create publication extenders (e.g., video summaries, graphical abstracts, podcasts, or plain language summaries, or educate healthcare professionals using webinars, symposia, or other events. For example, if we are working to create a poster for a scientific congress, the client statisticians will share data with us, and following meetings with the expert authors and client team, we’ll develop a poster draft that is visually captivating and clearly communicates the results and potential clinical implications.