Discover how to write life-changing health content and grow your writing career. Explore the latest health communication research and get best-practice writing strategies that work.
If you’re getting started as a freelance health writer, you’re probably wondering about the pros and cons of hourly rates and project fees. Most freelance writers have an hourly rate, or range of hourly rates, for various writing projects – even those who routinely charge project fees. For example, your freelance pricing strategies could look […]
To alleviate pandemic-related anxiety, aim to provide clear, factual communication that supports health literacy.
Three essential questions to help you focus and pick the right niche.
How do you ensure your writing is fair and balanced? Here’s what you need to know if you’re writing about controversial health topics.
Subheadings are essential for structure and readability. Here’s how to write effective subheadings that engage your readers and promote literacy.
Bullet points enhance your health and medical content. Here’s how to use them.
Do you want best-practice strategies for addressing vaccine hesitancy? This checklist captures essential evidence-based techniques for communicating clearly about vaccination.
Editing is a mindset.
A quick overview of what a health writer does every day to help you decide if it’s the right career choice for you.
What lessons can we learn from the public health messaging in the last year? Here’s what behavioural research shows us about how people respond to public health messages.
From October to December 2020, more than 5000 invited participants consulted through dialogues, workshops and webinars to identify challenges and solutions to the COVID-19 infodemic.
Your guide to getting published in 2021 and beyond.
Have you bought into the lie that you need an “adult job” before you can begin a career as a freelance health writer? We’re here to bust that myth completely.
You can find opportunities to network and learn, even when the conference is virtual.
In addition to public health agencies, health communicators also have a responsibility to help combat infodemics related to health. So, how can we help?
