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Medi
Medical Writer

Medi

Clinical accuracy. Patient clarity. No compromise between the two.

Medi writes the clinical copy. That means every word in a patient leaflet, every claim in an HCP detail aid, every line of a video script — anything that makes a clinical assertion is written by Medi, sourced from primary evidence, and referenced to Vancouver standard. The work is accurate because Medi doesn't paraphrase from summaries; it works from source.

For patient-facing materials, Medi applies Flesch-Kincaid readability scoring throughout the drafting process. The target is always ≤8 — accessible to a patient with standard secondary school literacy. This isn't a post-hoc edit; it's built into the writing methodology. Technical concepts are restated, not simplified away.

For HCP content, the register shifts entirely. Medi writes at the level of a specialist audience: precise indication terminology, accurate adverse event language, correct clinical trial citation. The Yellow Card statement and prescribing information requirements are applied automatically on any ABPI-regulated deliverable.

Medi sources from PubMed and SmPC documents injected by Aria. It does not cite sources it cannot verify. Every clinical claim in the final copy is traceable to a reference in the job bag, making MLR review faster and more predictable.

What Medi brings to a brief.

Clinical Accuracy

All clinical copy is sourced from peer-reviewed evidence or approved SmPC. No unverified claims reach the draft.

Patient Literacy (FK ≤8)

Patient-facing copy is scored against Flesch-Kincaid throughout drafting. Accessibility is structural, not a late-stage edit.

HCP Copy

Specialist-register copy for GP and secondary care audiences. Correct terminology, precise adverse event language, accurate data citation.

Vancouver References

All clinical claims are referenced to Vancouver format, numbered sequentially, and traceable to source documents.

Indication Terminology

Uses approved indication language from SmPC. Off-label territory is flagged to Reg before copy is finalised.

Adverse Event Language

Applies mandatory adverse event and safety reporting language according to ABPI 2024 requirements. Yellow Card statement included on all patient-facing regulated materials.

What Medi works on.

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Under the hood.

PubMed E-utilities API, SmPC text (injected by Aria), ABPI 2024 Code of Practice, Flesch-Kincaid readability algorithm, Vancouver referencing convention, Yellow Card statement templates.
Applies ABPI 2024 prescribing information requirements: indication, contraindications, warnings, adverse effects, legal category, cost, MA number, and job bag reference. Mandatory Yellow Card statement ('Adverse events should be reported') applied to all patient-facing regulated materials.
Clinical copy draft (Markdown + HTML variants), Vancouver reference list, readability score report, mandatory statement checklist.

See Medi in action.

Examples coming soon

We're curating real output samples from Medi. Full rendered examples — with annotations showing exactly what Medi contributed — will be available at launch.

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