Writing a scientific manuscript involves considerable planning and organization to boost your chances of publication in a peer-reviewed journal. Here, we show you how to develop a thorough plan to present research logically and how to avoid the common pitfalls of authorship, so you can overcome the chances of rejection for publication.

Our checklist overviews 10 essential factors to consider when implementing MT for your life sciences content, so you can leverage the benefits of increased quality, reduced costs, and shortened turnaround times this technology offers.

Best Practices and Considerations

Written by: Mark Wade, Global Practice Leader, COA

Selecting and deploying a new eCOA solution involves many important factors—from determining the capabilities of the Language Service Provider (LSP) to identifying the technology used for each COA migration—and it’s impossible not to worry about missing a key detail in the process. Download our whitepaper to learn about the eCOA landscape today, and access a checklist that walks through each of the essential factors to consider so you can be confident your eCOA implementation partnership is a success.

A CRITICAL COMPONENT OFTEN OVERLOOKED, MAKING IT THE REGRETTABLE SPEND

Patient recruitment (PR) is a layered, complex endeavor. It is not just placing social media advertisements, nor is it just emailing as many patients and sites as possible. It is a holistic, systematic process that can be the single biggest stumbling block of an entire study. Many will say it is costly, but the cost of not doing it correctly is enormous. Download our paper to learn more about the dynamics of patient recruitment and access a checklist that can help guide your PR efforts.

Patient recruitment is a huge spend in the life sciences. In fact, the market is projected to be worth approximately $30 billion USD by 2030. For life science companies conducting clinical trials, adapting patient recruitment strategies, including utilizing digital campaigns, can be an important and effective way for targeting patients.

There is no one-size-fits-all model when translating clinical documentation. Here is a detailed outline of three translation methodologies for life sciences documentation.

Translation memory utilizes data from previously translated content to help translators maintain consistency in their work. Learn how TM can help reduce costs and turn around times while maintaining quality.

Recent FDA guidance enhances diversity and encourages inclusivity in medical product development to better include the entire patient population.

Amid pandemic challenges, sponsors and CROs are finding smarter ways of working. This includes hiring TMF study owners to fill resource gaps and ensure TMFs are always inspection ready.

Language is the most critical tool to connect with target markets, but the biggest misconception for companies that want to expand into Latin America is that any type of Spanish will work. 

When it comes to preparing compliant eCTD submissions, US and EMEA Sponsors have gained significant experience while countries in Asia are still figuring out it.

If you’re preparing to write a scientific report for a peer-reviewed journal, it’s critical to have a detailed plan before beginning the first draft of your manuscript.