Summary
Doctors are not eagerly awaiting your email. At this 1 1/2 day course, you learn how to write in a way that captivates them and makes them interested in your message. The same goes for patients. Take this writing course and learn how to borrow from the journalists’ toolbox, so doctors and patients become interested in what you have to say. On the course, you work with and get feedback on your own texts. You learn to weed out wordiness that clouds your points and how to use words that engage your reader – all the while remaining compliant.
To gain the greatest benefits from the course, we recommend that you take this e-learning course “The Danish Pharmaceutical Industry's Promotional Code” in advance.
Other course participants say
"A very informative course with good ideas for everyday work."
Kit Normand, National Key Account Manager Oncology, GSK
“It the course was set-up in a great way, e.g. working with our own texts, so it became really concrete. The mix between ‘teaching’, group work and finally evaluation and concrete feedback on our group-work was perfect.”
“I found it to be very relevant.”
Benedikte Østergaard, Nordic Brand Manager, AstraZeneca A/S
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Keywords
- Marketing Compliance
- Marketing communication
- HCP dialogue
Please note
This course counts as a 1 day elective course when taken as part of the Pharma Consultant Diploma.
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Course leader & lecturers
- Elisabeth Gammelgaard LudvigCourse leaderOwner
Sundhedsagenda - Christian Vinding ThomsenLecturerPartner og Advokat
Loeven Advokatfirma
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Is this course for you?
This course will make your everyday life easier if you work as a e.g. Brand Manager, Marketing Manager, Product Manager, Key Account Manager, Medical Information Officer or Medical Affairs specialist.
What you will learn
- How to write in order to capture the interest of your readers in their busy schedules
- How to weed out wordiness that clouds your points
- How to use the journalists’ toolbox to write clearly and concisely
- The most important compliance rules in relation to written communication from pharmaceutical companies to healthcare professionals and patients
- To improve your own texts
What your company will get
- An employee capable of writing texts that comply with compliance rules and have an effect on the recipients
- An employee who can improve the company's written communication
- An employee who can advise colleagues on writing in a catchy and compliant way
Course calendar
Day 1 (on location)
The linguistic toolbox
- The recipient is not waiting for your email. How do you catch him her?
- Borrow with pride from the journalists!
- Do’s and don’ts: weed out wordiness and passives.
- Don’t tell it – show it.
Compliance rules for written communication about medicines
- Indication, effect, and side effects.
- Comparisons.
- Use of references from authorities and professionals.
- Other relevant rules.
The linguistic checklist
- Group work on submitted texts.
- Presentation from group work.
- Feedback from the course leaders on your own texts.
Between modules 1 and 2, you work on improving your texts based on the linguistic checklist and return them to the course leader for final feedback and sparring.
Feedback session (online on teams)
- Knowledge sharing from the participants' process: what is difficult? What's easy?
- Feedback and sparring.
Registration
Registration deadline1 May 2025
Lersø Parkallé 101
2100 København Ø
Day 1 (on location)
The linguistic toolbox
- The recipient is not waiting for your email. How do you catch him her?
- Borrow with pride from the journalists!
- Do’s and don’ts: weed out wordiness and passives.
- Don’t tell it – show it.
Compliance rules for written communication about medicines
- Indication, effect, and side effects.
- Comparisons.
- Use of references from authorities and professionals.
- Other relevant rules.
The linguistic checklist
- Group work on submitted texts.
- Presentation from group work.
- Feedback from the course leaders on your own texts.
Between modules 1 and 2, you work on improving your texts based on the linguistic checklist and return them to the course leader for final feedback and sparring.
Feedback session (online on teams)
- Knowledge sharing from the participants' process: what is difficult? What's easy?
- Feedback and sparring.
Registration
Registration deadline21 Oct 2025
Lersø Parkallé 101
2100 København Ø
Course information
Literature
Before the course, submit 1-2 texts you want to get feedback on during the course. The texts must be submitted to Client Manager Ida Salicath, isa@atriumcph.com prior to the course.
Before the course, you must have basic knowledge of the Pharmaceutical Industry's Advertising. You can read about it here: https://www.enli.dk/regler/reklamekodeks/
Bring your laptop or ipad.
Examination
There is no examination for this course.
This course is a part of a diploma
Through the Diploma in Marketing Compliance, you will get an in-depth understanding of the rules and regulations set by both the authorities and the pharmaceutical industry in Denmark and Europe, making you sharper and more effective in your daily work
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Lecturers
Sundhedsagenda
Loeven Advokatfirma
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