Medical Writing

Whether as part of a clinical trial, an NIS or as a stand-alone projectour professional medical writing team will support you with its broad expertise and many years of experience.

Our services

  • Study protocols (Phase I-IV)   
  • Monitoring plans for NIS / NIS-PASS / PMOS   
  • Clinical Investigation Plan (CIP) / clinical trial protocol for medical devices   
  • Study documents, such as patient information and informed consent forms, manuals, etc.   
  • Forms for data collection outside the CRF, such as questionnaires or patient diaries   
  • Submission documents for ethics committees and authorities   
  • SOPs customised to your needs   
  • Final reports and interim reports for clinical studies (Clinical Study Reports) and clinical investigation reports for medical devices (Clinical Investigation Report – CIR)  
  • Reports for non-interventional studies, questionnaire studies, retrospective data collection and a variety of other research projects   
  • Progress Reports   
  • Investigator’s Brochure / Investigator’s Information / Investigator’s Brochure   
  • Lay summaries of clinical study results   
  • Newsletter for communication with your study team  

Adapting the manuscript to the requirements of the respective journal guarantees the best possible acceptance of your publication.   

Scientific and medical texts/documents are equally convincing in terms of content, language and structure, and require a broad background knowledge and high linguistic competence in addition to a structured working method. Our publication preparation services include  

  • Abstracts  
  • Publications such as original articles, short communications or literature reviews  
  • Popular presentations for the general public  
  • Posters  
  • PowerPoint presentations  
  • Training documents  
  • Review of publications, including adaptation to the requirements of the journal  
  • Support in specific areas of your publication activities, such as literature research, communication with reviewers, etc. 
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