Medical Writing Just Got Easier
See Why Medical Writers Voted PerfectIt™ to their "Top 3 Most Essential Tools"
Jeanne McKane, Jeanne McKane Editorial Services
“Brilliant for medical documents. With PerfectIt, I know that what I send back to clients is clean and consistent.”
Brandi Talkington, Talkington Technical Services
“One of the best investments I have made as a medical writer.”
Heather E. Saunders, Just the Write Type Editing
“PerfectIt is my backup check for the precise, specific details crucial to my medical clients' content.”
Voted Most Essential Tool for Medical Writers
Ranked behind only Microsoft and Adobe in the AMWA Journal "Tools of the Trade Survey". The American Medical Writers Association also has a wonderful discount negotiated with PerfectIt™ that members can take advantage of if they choose to proceed with PerfectIt™ after the free Microsoft Word trial.
Follow the Style Guide Easily
For regulatory and academic medical writing, the most common style guide is the AMA Manual of Style (10th edition, 2007), published by the American Medical Association. When pharmaceutical companies and academic journals create their own in-house style guides, typically they are based on AMA style. If your clients use a particular style guide, it is worth learning that style. However, the rules of any style can be overwhelming and difficult to remember, even for seasoned medical writers.
Half of the Top Pharmaceutical Firms Use PerfectIt™
Expert Medical Writing departments and countless individual Medical Writers use PerfectIt™ for submissions, dossiers, reports, publications, evaluations, applications, package inserts, and so much more.
Give Your Microsoft Word an Education in Medical Writing
Medical Writing Cannot Contain Small Imperfections
As a medical writer, your team depends on you to catch errors, large and small. It’s your job to make sure that months or even years of hard work on a regulatory submission, grant application, or research article aren’t undermined by small imperfections that make a bad impression and weaken your team’s credibility.
Check Abbreviations
Create a table of abbreviations at the beginning of your document if you have a lot of abbreviations or if a regulatory guidance requires it (e.g. ICH-E3 calls for a list of abbreviations in clinical study reports). PerfectIt finds every abbreviation and matches it to a definition.
Affordable for Everyone
From freelancers to Fortune 500 companies, PerfectIt is inexpensive and quickly pays for itself in the time it saves.
Elizabeth Frick, The Text Doctor Blog
“The free trial convinced me that I was missing errors and inconsistencies.”
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“Designed by people who read and write for a living and know what professional writers want when testing their documents.”
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“Increase the consistency of your documents in a way that feels effortless, intuitive and elegant.”
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