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The 5 Types of Tasks That Make Up a Regulatory Writer’s Day (opens the original)
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Hi Future Regulatory Writer,Want more hours back in your day? If that has been something that has drawn you to this career, this newsletter is for you.Most articles about this industry cover titles, salaries, document types, and regulatory guidance. All important. All skipping the question you are actually asking:But what will I be doing?Will I be tied up in meetings all day?My goal for you is that by the end of this newsletter, you will know the 5 primary types of tasks that make up this job, a
The 5 Components That Decide Study Success (opens the original)
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Hi Future Regulatory Writer,One question confuses all new regulatory writers, and many experienced ones too: What’s the difference between what a study is trying to prove (objective) and what it’s measuring to prove it (endpoint)? This newsletter focuses on 1 specific section of a protocol: the section that discusses the study’s objectives and defines how these objectives get measured. For other regulatory nerds, objectives and endpoints are discussed at length in the FDA M11 Protocol Template s
The 4 Phases of Every Regulatory Writer's Career (opens the original)
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Hi Future Regulatory Writer,There are 4 distinct phases to a regulatory writing career, and most individuals only ever hear about the first. I wanted this newsletter to map the entire trajectory of a career, from your first solo contract to the phase almost nobody plans for because they didn’t even know it existed. At the end of this newsletter, you will know what exactly each stage is and which one to set your sights on next. After over a decade in this field, I surely don’t know everything (an
The 4 Steps to Structuring This Crucial Protocol Section (opens the original)
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Hi Future Regulatory Writer,If you are familiar with contraindications, you already have a general understanding of the purpose of a protocol’s eligibility criteria section. But there are a few things you likely don’t know.The eligibility criteria section is not just a list (that would be way too easy). It’s composed of 4 parts that show up in almost every protocol you’ll ever read. My goal is that by the end of this issue, you’ll be able to spot all of the necessary parts of this protocol secti
3 Things Regulators Actually Look for When Reading a Protocol (opens the original)
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Hi Future Regulatory Writer,What regulatory reviewers look for in a protocol isn’t a mystery.After 10 years of writing these documents, I can tell you the reviewer’s job is simpler and stranger than you might think. They read every page against the same quiet test. Learn that test, and you can read your own drafts the way a reviewer will, and fix what they would flag before they ever see it.If reading a protocol feels like reading jibberish (believe me, I have been there), check out this newslet
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