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Biomedical writers work with engineers, programmers, healthcare
professionals, and other experts to produce manuals and reports about
technical healthcare equipment, software, and services. Biomedical writers
also write specifications and in-house manuals for healthcare-related
businesses, industries, and government agencies.
Examples of these types of technical documentation include:
- Laboratory and medical equipment specifications and documentation
- User manuals for medical and laboratory software
- Bioengineering equipment (eg, respirators, transfusion machines, etc.)
manuals
- Safety manuals
- Right-to know documentation for hazardous materials and environmental
contaminants
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