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DESCRIPTION:The Scientific Reporting and Writing course was held online fro
 m 3 to 5 April 2024. The program combined a three-day synchronous videocon
 ference with asynchronous online exercises\, addressing the main challenge
 s of professional scientific reporting\, writing\, and presenting. Partici
 pants prepared by submitting their own abstracts and manuscript parts on a
 n online platform and received personalized feedback from peers and facult
 y. During the course\, interactive lectures provided guidance on general w
 riting principles\, while practical exercises focused on key elements of m
 anuscript preparation\, common pitfalls for non-native speakers\, and effe
 ctive presentation of scientific work.&nbsp\;Target audienceThe course was
  particularly suited for PhD\, medical\, and Master’s students\, researc
 hers and lecturers in medicine and the health and life sciences\, junior a
 nd senior investigators\, scientific working group leaders\, and scientist
 s from universities\, healthcare and policy organisations\, HTA agencies\,
  industry\, patient representatives\, and medical writers. It was also rel
 evant for members of funding agencies as well as reviewers and evaluators.
  The course was open to both native and non-native English speakers and re
 quired no prerequisites.
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 he program combined a three-day synchronous videoconference with asynchron
 ous online exercises\, addressing the main challenges of professional scie
 ntific reporting\, writing\, and presenting. Participants prepared by subm
 itting their own abstracts and manuscript parts on an online platform and 
 received personalized feedback from peers and faculty. During the course\,
  interactive lectures provided guidance on general writing principles\, wh
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 medical\, and Master’s students\, researchers and lecturers in medicine 
 and the health and life sciences\, junior and senior investigators\, scien
 tific working group leaders\, and scientists from universities\, healthcar
 e and policy organisations\, HTA agencies\, industry\, patient representat
 ives\, and medical writers. It was also relevant for members of funding ag
 encies as well as reviewers and evaluators. The course was open to both na
 tive and non-native English speakers and required no prerequisites.</p></b
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SUMMARY:Scientific Reporting and Writing
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Scientific Reporting and Writing course was held online fro
 m 3 to 5 April 2024. The program combined a three-day synchronous videocon
 ference with asynchronous online exercises\, addressing the main challenge
 s of professional scientific reporting\, writing\, and presenting. Partici
 pants prepared by submitting their own abstracts and manuscript parts on a
 n online platform and received personalized feedback from peers and facult
 y. During the course\, interactive lectures provided guidance on general w
 riting principles\, while practical exercises focused on key elements of m
 anuscript preparation\, common pitfalls for non-native speakers\, and effe
 ctive presentation of scientific work.&nbsp\;Target audienceThe course was
  particularly suited for PhD\, medical\, and Master’s students\, researc
 hers and lecturers in medicine and the health and life sciences\, junior a
 nd senior investigators\, scientific working group leaders\, and scientist
 s from universities\, healthcare and policy organisations\, HTA agencies\,
  industry\, patient representatives\, and medical writers. It was also rel
 evant for members of funding agencies as well as reviewers and evaluators.
  The course was open to both native and non-native English speakers and re
 quired no prerequisites.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!doctype html><html><body><p data-start=\"85\
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 eporting and Writing</em> course was held online from 3 to 5 April 2024. T
 he program combined a three-day synchronous videoconference with asynchron
 ous online exercises\, addressing the main challenges of professional scie
 ntific reporting\, writing\, and presenting. Participants prepared by subm
 itting their own abstracts and manuscript parts on an online platform and 
 received personalized feedback from peers and faculty. During the course\,
  interactive lectures provided guidance on general writing principles\, wh
 ile practical exercises focused on key elements of manuscript preparation\
 , common pitfalls for non-native speakers\, and effective presentation of 
 scientific work.&nbsp\;</p><p data-start=\"932\" data-end=\"1495\"><strong
 >Target audience</strong><br>The course was particularly suited for PhD\, 
 medical\, and Master’s students\, researchers and lecturers in medicine 
 and the health and life sciences\, junior and senior investigators\, scien
 tific working group leaders\, and scientists from universities\, healthcar
 e and policy organisations\, HTA agencies\, industry\, patient representat
 ives\, and medical writers. It was also relevant for members of funding ag
 encies as well as reviewers and evaluators. The course was open to both na
 tive and non-native English speakers and required no prerequisites.</p></b
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SUMMARY:Scientific Reporting and Writing
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Scientific Reporting and Writing course was held online fro
 m 3 to 5 April 2024. The program combined a three-day synchronous videocon
 ference with asynchronous online exercises\, addressing the main challenge
 s of professional scientific reporting\, writing\, and presenting. Partici
 pants prepared by submitting their own abstracts and manuscript parts on a
 n online platform and received personalized feedback from peers and facult
 y. During the course\, interactive lectures provided guidance on general w
 riting principles\, while practical exercises focused on key elements of m
 anuscript preparation\, common pitfalls for non-native speakers\, and effe
 ctive presentation of scientific work.&nbsp\;Target audienceThe course was
  particularly suited for PhD\, medical\, and Master’s students\, researc
 hers and lecturers in medicine and the health and life sciences\, junior a
 nd senior investigators\, scientific working group leaders\, and scientist
 s from universities\, healthcare and policy organisations\, HTA agencies\,
  industry\, patient representatives\, and medical writers. It was also rel
 evant for members of funding agencies as well as reviewers and evaluators.
  The course was open to both native and non-native English speakers and re
 quired no prerequisites.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!doctype html><html><body><p data-start=\"85\
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 eporting and Writing</em> course was held online from 3 to 5 April 2024. T
 he program combined a three-day synchronous videoconference with asynchron
 ous online exercises\, addressing the main challenges of professional scie
 ntific reporting\, writing\, and presenting. Participants prepared by subm
 itting their own abstracts and manuscript parts on an online platform and 
 received personalized feedback from peers and faculty. During the course\,
  interactive lectures provided guidance on general writing principles\, wh
 ile practical exercises focused on key elements of manuscript preparation\
 , common pitfalls for non-native speakers\, and effective presentation of 
 scientific work.&nbsp\;</p><p data-start=\"932\" data-end=\"1495\"><strong
 >Target audience</strong><br>The course was particularly suited for PhD\, 
 medical\, and Master’s students\, researchers and lecturers in medicine 
 and the health and life sciences\, junior and senior investigators\, scien
 tific working group leaders\, and scientists from universities\, healthcar
 e and policy organisations\, HTA agencies\, industry\, patient representat
 ives\, and medical writers. It was also relevant for members of funding ag
 encies as well as reviewers and evaluators. The course was open to both na
 tive and non-native English speakers and required no prerequisites.</p></b
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