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Technical Writing for Medical Products: SOPs, Investigations and Change Records

  • Training

  • 60 Minutes
  • Compliance Online
  • ID: 4899880
In this training program, attendees will learn quick formatting tips that will make writing more readable and learn how to use formatting tools in a way to maximize the impact of their writing in an electronic system.

Why Should You Attend:

Advanced technology may have pushed effective communication to the wayside to make clear writing a lost art, now due for revival. In the Information Age, a surplus of technical data proliferates with very little information communicated in plain language. Unclear communication can confuse compliance auditors who need to quickly assess whether an unfamiliar organization fulfills requirements. Poor writing therefore can contribute to an audit communication breakdown, leading to undesired audit findings.

This webinar will focus on effective communication of technical information so that an external auditor will quickly understand it and credit your organization with doing the job right.

Learning Objectives:

  • Learn some quick formatting tips that will make writing immediately more readable.
  • Learn how to use formatting tools in a way to maximize the impact of their writing in an electronic system.
  • Learn how to format SOPs to facilitate clarity.
  • Learn how to document investigational information in a way that is understandable to non-technical professionals.
  • Learn how to author change records that explain the rationale for change in clear, non-technical language.

Areas Covered in the Webinar:

  • General Technical Writing Guidelines
  • Guidelines for SOP Writing
  • Guidelines for Writing Investigation Findings
  • Guidelines for Writing Change Records

Who Will Benefit:

This webinar is aimed at pharmaceutical and medical device professionals with scientific expertise, who struggle with documenting information so that it is understandable to non-technical professionals.
  • Pharmaceutical and medical device professionals
  • Technicians taking on more authorship duties
  • Document authors

Speaker

Regina Fullin

Course Provider

  • Regina Fullin
  • Regina Fullin,