Health writing skills

Experts are talking on social media, and you can listen.

Health writers have an opportunity to be a voice of reason in a chorus of misleading medical information.

Twitter is more than just short, written messages – you can use videos, pictures, and links to engage your audience.

Tips for health and medical writers on how to write responsibly and avoid spreading misinformation.

In a public health crisis like coronavirus, health communicators face multiple challenges and pressures – but we must remember the best-practices of responsible health reporting.

Automation in healthcare isn’t just about scheduling manual tasks and saving time – it’s about delivering highly targeted messages to the right audiences in the most effective way.

Misleading health content is harmful to public health, confuses people, spreads misinformation and has potential legal issues. So, what can you do if you spot misinformation online – and how can you ensure you’re not the one spreading it in the first place?

These five short writing exercises will help you develop your writing skills and feel more confident in your abilities.

We’ve taken the guesswork out of finding a quality medical news website. Browse our list of the top 20 health and medical news websites for evidence-based and timely news.

Evidence-based writing is about making sure your writing incorporates best practices and recommendations as determined by communication-related research.

All writers need a flawless editing and proofreading system – and that’s where online editing courses come in. And, while we offer accredited medical writing courses here at Health Writer Hub, editing is a different ballgame altogether. As health and medical writers, we research and translate scientific information into succinct, impactful, easy-to-read communication for our […]