Public Health Writing
Jennifer BeardThe health of populations depends on clear, engaging writing. Join me for tips on building your writing practice, drafting clear and engaging public health documents, revising, and mentoring other writers.
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Here are additional ideas for your revision list. My colleague Patricia Hibberd shared them with me after reading my April post, Small Changes Can Make a Big Difference.
She shared her reflections as addenda to specific items on my origina...
Small Changes Can Make a Big Difference
Clarity, conciseness, and engagement are the cornerstones of effective public health writing. The onus is on each of us to make our prose as engaging and easy to read as possible. Here’s a list of things I keep in mind when I’m working on m...
How Public Health Students Can Cultivate a Deliberate Writing Practice
Read Part 1: Public Health Writing as Deliberate Practice
Read Part 2: Deliberate Practice Stretches Your Attention and Ability
One of the things I enjoy most about teaching public health graduate students is that they come from a wide ar...
Deliberate Practice Stretches Your Attention and Ability
Read Part 1: Public Health Writing as Deliberate Practice
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Public Health Needs More Narrative Writing
Most of the writing that public health professionals, researchers, and scientists do is technical. We write abstracts, literature reviews, funding proposals, budget narratives, annual reports, research protocols, and manuscripts that we sub...
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Jennifer Beard is a Clinical Professor at Boston University School of Public. After starting academic life in the humanities, she brings her love of language to her public health work. She is the author of Teaching Public Health Writing.
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