Translation services blog
Are e-Mental Health Services tomorrow’s way of fighting depression?
Recent years have seen a surge in media coverage of topics related to mental health. Mental illness is no longer considered taboo and people living with it are opening up about their problems, without fear of experiencing social stigma. This mindset shift, coupled...
Increasing the level of health literacy in the society as one of the main goals of the “Healthy People 2030” initiative – what role does language play in this process?
What is health literacy? The term “personal health literacy” was coined in 1970 and now denotes the degree to which individuals have the ability to find, understand and use health-related information to make informed decisions or take action. People with low health...
Challenges and solutions for language services in pharmaceutical practice
We live in an age where it is not unusual to see a brother, sister or classmate to move to another country or even to another continent. Due to the Russian invasion, many countries have accepted refugees from Ukraine, and after the pandemic, more and more people work...
Translation Services for Ukrainian and Russian
In recent times, the global landscape has undergone changes that have led many clients to reconsider their operations in Russia. While the world adapts, your business should not have to compromise when it comes to efficient and reliable language solutions. Here's why...
The impact of digitization on pharmaceutical practice
Pharmacies are a very important component in the structure of health systems, and their qualified employees have much broader competence than only dispensing medicines recommended by doctors. Pharmacists are able to advise patients on drug regimens and can offer...
Enhancing Clinical Trials Through Informative Videos: Transforming the Patient Experience
In the ever-evolving landscape of pharmaceuticals and clinical research, improving the patient experience remains a critical priority. From the moment patients embark on their clinical trial journey, it is essential to ensure they are well-informed, engaged, and...
From the concept of one drug to one health initiative – when human and veterinary medicine are on the same team
The concept of one medicine was invented by Calvin Schwabe in the 20th century. Its underlying assumption is that if humans are able to cure a disease in a particular species, the knowledge obtained from research studies should also be used to help other species....
Clinical Trial Protocol – a Real Challenge for Translators
The protocol is a key document for every clinical trial. It is fundamental to the entire research project, defines the objective and describes the design of the study as well as details of the applied methodology and methods of statistical analysis. It provides...
Why is the process of translating regulatory submissions so unique?
Translation of regulatory submissions is often perceived as a necessary evil by clinical trial management teams, because it involves considerable financial outlays. Therefore, persons responsible for regulatory submissions are usually under a lot of pressure. Despite...
Patient-reported outcomes (PRO) – challenges in the translation process in light of regulatory agencies’ requirements
Different language versions of study-related materials rate among the basic tools used to increase patient diversity in clinical trials. They are of particular importance because language barriers may prevent information about a conducted study from reaching potential...
“Plain language summary” – INCREASING ACCESSIBILITY OF INFORMATION ON RESEARCH INVESTIGATION
For everybody involved in the medical industry it is obvious that in order to speed up the development of new medicines, efforts should be made to involve the society, particularly patients, in this process to a bigger extent. In order to achieve this goal, the...
Translational research – how does it differ from clinical research and how important is it for society?
Following the recent pandemic, clinical trials became the ‘buzz word’ not only in the medical community, but also in society in general. Consequently, the definition of a clinical trial is now widely known: in short, it is any trial conducted in humans in order to...
Training Challenges of Global Pharmaceutical Companies and CROs
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic in 2020 was undoubtedly a hard hit for people around the world. It also caused a huge stir in the corporate community, forcing it to quickly adapt to remote working arrangements. When it comes to setting up intercontinental teams within global...
Ways to improve content management in your company
In today’s era of remote work, managing content and information flow is a challenge in many organizations because of factors including: multitude of formats and platforms in daily use, distributed teams working on the same project, extensive workflows, hybrid document...
The role and importance of inclusive language in patient-facing materials
In a brochure issued by the Council of the European Union it is stated that inclusive, bias-free language avoids stereotypes and references to irrelevant details. It acknowledges positive qualities in people of all genders and sexual orientations, persons with...
Digitization of health care and remote patient monitoring create great potential for more successful clinical trials
Digitization of health care is very often discussed at scientific conferences and during expert debates. Significant technological progress gave physicians an opportunity to more frequently use mobile and wearable devices in diagnostics. During the COVID-19 pandemic,...
PARTICIPATION OF UKRAINIAN PATIENTS IN CLINICAL TRIALS CONDUCTED IN POLAND
The conflict in Eastern Europe caused an uninterrupted influx of Ukrainian immigrants to Poland. Some of them started their participation in clinical trials before the war began. The focus of the medical community is now on the interests and well-being of these...
European Medicines Regulatory Framework
The European Medicines Regulatory Network has adopted a Common Standard for the electronic product information (ePI) on medicines in the European Union (EU). The product information (PI) of a medicine includes the package leaflet for patients and the summary of...
RARE DISEASES – a challenge for clinical research
Even though names such as cystic fibrosis, Huntington's disease, hemophilia, retinoblastoma or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis often come up in medical shows, in real life they fall in the category of rare diseases. In the European Union, a disease is defined as rare if...
Choose your starting point for communicating with Europe
Are you… registering the company abroad? placing new products on the market? struggling to reach another milestone in your clinical study? If you want to successfully grow your business or conduct comprehensive research, do not limit yourself to your home market....
Placing new medical devices on the market – what should you know?
Before a new medical device is placed on the market and authorized for use, it must undergo a conformity assessment procedure. Its aim is to verify whether the product meets all the applicable core requirements. Labelling and instructions for use are among the...
Communicating with your target groups in their own language = better customer’s experience
Provide better customer’s experience by communicating with your target groups in their own language As medical development requires the introduction of new solutions to a wider market, there is a growing awareness of the need to use appropriate communication in order...
Supporting surgeons – Da Vinci Surgical System
Medical progress brings about new challenges for robotics, whose development can significantly streamline the work of many medical professionals. The use of surgical robotic systems in the operating room provides a clear advantage over traditional surgical techniques....
Are you a dental equipment manufacturer? Find out how you can secure new business opportunities!
Polish medical device exports are growing strong year on year. As indicated by Main Statistical Office data, in 2019, medical device manufacturers exported products worth more than EUR 2.4 billion. Are you thinking about reaching foreign customers but don’t know how...
