Veterinary medical writing

This branch covers medical writing where the patient is an animal, and a reader chooses here by the side of that work a question is about: the work a veterinary writer does, the science and the evidence once the patient is an animal, the owner as a reader and a partner in decisions, and the authorisation of a veterinary medicine. It leaves getting into veterinary writing to entering a particular specialism, the translation of veterinary texts to medical translation, the veterinary writers' group inside an association to special interest groups in an association, and the veterinary profession's own sustainability agenda to sustainability in healthcare.

• The work a veterinary writer does — regulatory writing as the largest share, the neighbouring regulatory fields, research, publishing and commercial work, writing for owners and the public, and veterinary regulatory affairs
• Veterinary science and evidence — what changes when the patient is an animal, veterinary evidence and comparative medicine, laboratory animal science, and writing about production animals
• Communicating with animal owners — reaching animal owners and the public, and shared decision making with animal owners
• Authorising a veterinary medicine — the regulatory framework and its procedures, the four-part dossier, residues and withdrawal periods, environmental risk assessment, and reporting adverse events after authorisation