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Medical Education
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Public Health and Policy
Medical Journalism
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Grant Writing
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Medical and health information is often complex and too technical for the
general public to understand. Advances in medical and health information
may also conflict with long-held personal or social beliefs. As a result,
the potential exists for misdirecting or alienating certain populations.
Policy and public health information must be written to inform, influence,
and motivate institutional or public audiences. A biomedical writer could
be employed to produce public health and policy documents that:
- increase awareness of a health issue, problem, or solution
- affect attitudes to create support for individual or group action
- demonstrate demand or need for health services or products
- remind or reinforce knowledge, attitudes, or behavior
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