Should you write “The doctor prescribed the medication” or “The medication was prescribed”? Knowing when to use active or passive voice in medical writing isn’t just about grammar; it’s about clarity, tone and purpose.
Constructive writing feedback: Beyond “I hate that sh*t”
Without explanation, even well-intentioned criticism can fall flat. So, how can we move beyond vague negativity and offer truly constructive feedback that helps other writers grow? The answer lies in the power of why.
How cutting out syllables improves your readability score
Words with multiple syllables are hard to read. If you want to improve your text’s readability score, use words with one or two syllables.
How to write effective subheadings for your health content
Subheadings are essential for structure and readability. Here’s how to write effective subheadings that engage your readers and promote literacy.
How to write engaging bullet points
Bullet points enhance your health and medical content. Here’s how to use them.
Medical editing: Getting started
Editing is a mindset.
Online editing courses and resources around the world
Editing can be a time-consuming part of the writing process. Luckily, there’s a wealth of information available to help you improve your editing skills. Here are the top online editing courses and resources for you to add to your writing toolkits.
20 ways to assess your writing and identify quick fixes
There’s no denying that assessing your writing is a daunting, confusing task. Luckily, there are quite a few ways to evaluate your skills so you can develop your writing abilities with confidence.
5 useful editing and proofreading tools
Editing and proofreading your own work isn’t always straightforward, so tools can work as a second pair of eyes.