I. Definition of medical writing
1. Medical writing refers to the literary form used in medical articles and scientific documents, and it is a professional scientific writing form.
2. Its main purpose is to ensure that people can quickly read and understand the latest progress in the medical field, and at the same time clearly and accurately express key information such as relevant research contents and research results.
Second, the role of medical writing
1. Share research results: Share your research results and experience with peers and readers by publishing medical papers and writing medical books.
2. Promote new ideas: Emerging medical theories and technologies need sufficient publicity and promotion to be widely used. Excellent medical writing can build up healthy knowledge and belief and popularize new ideas.
3. Strengthen communication: Medical writing is an important means for academics to communicate with international medical groups. Through communication, it is helpful to deepen the cooperation between medical researchers and promote the progress in the medical field.
Third, the characteristics of medical writing
1, plot correlation: Medical articles usually contain a lot of information, data, results and cases. In order to make the main idea of the article more clear, the key or most influential information in medical writing texts should be given priority to arouse readers' interest.
2. Ask the question: The article should accurately explain the scope of the problem, make a targeted explanation and put forward the corresponding data analysis, so as to solve the problem comprehensively.
3. Scientificality: Medical papers involve many authoritative and sensitive topics, so they enjoy a high reputation in terms of scientificity and reliability. Medical writing needs strict scientific demonstration of research results and conforms to moral and ethical norms.
Fourthly, the misunderstanding of medical writing.
1, blind pursuit of terms: blind use of terms will make the article boring and readers will lose interest in reading.
2. List too much data: Even if the amount of data is huge, it is necessary to simplify the data and reduce the redundant parts of the content, so as to facilitate readers to remember and better understand the content of the article.
3. Ignoring the text structure: the theme and text structure of the article are similar to planting trees. Only by sowing seeds clearly can a viable tree grow.