
Addressing regional needs in a global scientific communication platform
The MAP newsletter explores ways to maximise relevance of global scientific communication platforms for regional stakeholders.
A central online news resource for professionals involved in the development of medical publications and involved in publication planning and medical writing.
The MAP newsletter explores ways to maximise relevance of global scientific communication platforms for regional stakeholders.
Add your contributions to the 9th annual MedComms Day.
The Research Data Alliance has published standardised research data policies, but wider collaboration is needed to ensure they are supported and implemented.
Find out why guidance is needed and what’s covered in the new Synthesis Without Meta-analysis (SWiM) guidelines.
In a recent article in Knowable magazine, Betsy Mason describes the benefits and pitfalls of different graphics and the need for better training in data visualisation.
The Publication Plan is now welcoming sponsorship, help us to keep delivering high quality, freely available new for medical publication professionals
Patient information specialist, Hannah Bridges, gives advice on how to adapt writing for lay audiences.
Obaro Evuarherhe, Principal Consultant at Oxford PharmaGenesis, discusses professional medical writing support and the quality, ethics and timeliness of clinical trial reporting.
Help and guidance for writing narrative reviews and Delphi consensus statements.
Findings of a systematic review show working with professional medical writers positively affects measures of quality, ethics and timeliness.
The MAP newsletter explores an issue faced by medical publication professionals.
Open source software is often used in science but is left uncited in many publications: researchers urge authors to make a change.
An article in the MAP newsletter examines how plain language summaries are key in making peer-reviewed biomedical research accessible to all.
Add your contributions to the 8th annual MedComms Day.
Share your expertise with the medical publishing community! The Publication Plan is now welcoming guest articles.
Statisticians and over 800 signatories challenge the concept of ‘statistical significance’, calling for an end to overstated claims and missed discoveries.