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A lot of times, we compare literature reviews vs systematic reviews. It is like comparing an orange with a tangerine – the same group but different fruits! A literature review and a systematic review are both research methods used to analyze the existing literature on a topic. But what exactly is the difference between these…

Do you find yourself making the same PPT presentation over and over again? Are you tired of giving the same old presentations? If this sounds like you, it’s time to take your PPT game up. But, how do you record audio on Powerpoint? Instead of using the same old presentation which can get monotonous for…

Qualitative data analysis is the process of extracting meaning from data that is not numerical. Qualitative data is different from quantitative data because it answers questions such as ‘who’, ‘what’, ‘when’, ‘where’, and ‘why’ rather than merely ‘how much’ or ‘how many. This type of analysis involves a set of techniques that are useful when…

Why do you need to learn to write a manuscript? Good question! Medical journals are some of the most highly regarded and trusted sources of scientific knowledge today. Thus, writing a manuscript and submitting your research or findings to medical journals is a great way to get your work recognized as well as give it…

The med comms industry demands medical writers to create storyboards for various types of videos. If you are new to medical writing, this task can seem quite intimidating; however, with a step-by-step guide and some practice, storyboard writing becomes easier. This blog will walk you through the process of writing a storyboard using an infographic…

A literature review is a crucial part of your academic work. It is a written argumentative essay that analyzes and evaluates the existing research on a particular topic, identifies gaps in the research, and connects this existing body of knowledge in a new way. A literature review section of an academic paper or any other…

A professional medical writer will eventually, at some point, need to edit documents in PDF. Did you know that the majority of PDF files are actually editable? Depending on their functionality and how they were created. most PDF documents aren’t locked down like an uneditable Word document. Instead, you can open and edit a PDF…