European Medical Writers Association (EMWA)

About European Medical Writers Association (EMWA)

EMWA is the European Medical Writers Association. EMWA was founded in 1992 by a small group of professional biomedical communicators with academic, industrial and journalistic affiliations. Their aim was to provide a forum to promote standards of excellence in medical writing by furthering the professional development of members and increasing awareness of medical writing throughout Europe. EMWA now has over 1000 members from 27 countries, and includes academics and professionals working in-house or freelance for pharmaceutical, medical device, and medical communications companies, research institutes and in the field of scientific journalism. EMWA has an extensive professional development programme, and runs workshops and other educational and social events at bi-annual conferences, one in Spring and the other in Autumn, both in European locations. The strategic objectives of EMWA are to build the profession of medical writing and communications, to expand its membership-base, to streamline and enhance its organisational structure and processes and to provide a forum for its members in which they can share their expertise.

Website	http://www.emwa.org
Employees	11-50 employees View all European Medical Writers Association (EMWA) employees
Industry	Writing & Editing
Location	4 Victoria Square, 4, St Albans, , Hertfordshire, AL1 3TF, US
Founded	1992
Keywords	Technical Writing, Medical Writing, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, Healthcare, Training, Editing, Translation, Health Communications, Medical Communications, Regulatory Writing, Scientific Journalism, Clinical Writing