outsourcing translations: the hows and whys of it
for those unfamiliar with the challenges of translation, outsourcing is no easy matter. this article outlines how to plan and prepare for having content translated into other languages—from defining the purpose of your translation to efficiently communicating with your translator to assessing the quality of what's delivered. download outsourcing translations: the
good publication practice
the reporting and communication of biomedical research should adhere not only to current regulatory requirements but also to generally accepted ethical standards. a series of guidances, such as the emwa guidelines, the updated good publication practice (gpp2) guidelines, or the uniform requirements for manuscripts compiled by the international committee of
bmh linguistics: facilitating communication in biomedicine
the centre for biomedical and health linguistics (bmh linguistics) is an international working group dedicated to facilitating communication in biomedical and health education, research, clinical care, and policy-making. the team is involved in developing corpora of targeted domains in biomedicine and health. a corpus is a body of language