Services

Whatactuallylandsonyourdesk.

Three dossiers, written the way a scope of work should read: deliverables, formats, turnaround, and the parts we refuse to take on.

Advisory boardsManuscriptsSatellite symposiaAbstracts & postersDelegate managementMed-ed modulesHonoraria trailsMeeting reports

Capability dossiers

Readitlikeascope,notabrochure

Scientific events

Rooms where clinicians argue about data — and leave with a record of it.

Lead time
6–10 weeks from brief to room
Scale
8 to 400 attendees

You receive

  • 01Scientific agenda with named discussion objectivesEach session carries the question it must answer and the minutes allotted to it, so discussion is timed against outcomes rather than slides.
  • 02Faculty shortlist, invitations, contracting and honoraria trailCandidates are proposed with publication history and conflict declarations attached; contracts, fair-market-value rates and payments are logged as they happen.
  • 03Pre-read pack circulated a week ahead, not the night beforeData summaries, prior-meeting outputs and the discussion guide go out early enough that faculty arrive with positions already formed.
  • 04Verbatim-backed meeting report inside five working daysA structured report tied to the agenda: what was said, where the room disagreed, what was agreed, and the actions with owners against them.

Advisory boards · Expert panels · Roundtables · Speaker programmes · Webinars · Hybrid sessions

Medical writing

Drafts that survive a reviewer who reads the methods first.

Lead time
Abstract in 5 days · manuscript in 4–6 weeks
Scale
Single asset or a full publication plan

You receive

  • 01Outline and data story signed off before prose beginsKey message, figure plan and target journal agreed in a single document, so the first full draft is an execution step rather than a negotiation.
  • 02Fully referenced draft with a source-checked citation logEvery claim is traced to a primary source and recorded in a log your reviewers can audit line by line without re-reading the literature.
  • 03Two structured revision rounds with tracked rationaleComments are consolidated across reviewers, conflicts flagged for a decision, and each accepted or declined change carries a written reason.
  • 04Journal or congress submission pack, formatted to house styleCover letter, author forms, disclosures, figures at required resolution and a formatting pass against the target's own instructions.

Manuscripts · Abstracts · Posters · Slide decks · Meeting reports · Med-ed modules

Congress delivery

The unglamorous half of a congress, run so nobody notices it.

Lead time
Onboarding up to 12 weeks out; rescues taken later
Scale
Delegations of 5 to 250

You receive

  • 01Delegate list, registration desk and badge logic that holds at peakRegistration categories, session access rights and on-site printing are tested before day one, so the queue at 08:30 moves instead of stalling.
  • 02Travel, visa and accommodation grid with one owner per travellerFlights, invitation letters, hotel blocks and transfers sit in one tracker, with a named contact reachable through the whole trip.
  • 03Booth, symposium and speaker run sheets timed to the minuteLoad-in, rehearsals, AV checks and hand-offs are written as a timed sheet the on-ground team runs from, not improvised in the hall.
  • 04Spend reconciliation against the approved budget line by lineEvery invoice is matched to a budget line and a purpose, leaving a transfer-of-value record that survives an internal audit.

National congresses · International societies · Satellite symposia · Booth programmes

When teams call

Three situations where speed cannot cost rigour

We enter at the point of pressure, establish what is recoverable and leave one controlled path to delivery.

  1. 01

    The date is fixed and the content isn't

    A congress slot is locked, faculty are provisional and the deck does not exist yet.

    We build the critical path

  2. 02

    The writer left mid-programme

    A half-finished manuscript, an inherited reference list and a submission window closing.

    We recover the draft

  3. 03

    Compliance sent it back

    The documentation cannot be reconstructed after the fact, so it has to be rebuilt properly.

    We restore the evidence trail

Boundaries

Whatwewillnottakeon

Saying this early is cheaper for everyone than discovering it at the review stage.

  • Promotional copy or sales messaging dressed as science
  • Ghost authorship, or any credit that isn't earned
  • Guaranteed publication in a named journal
  • Faculty selected for reach rather than expertise

Send the deliverable you need and the date it is due — you'll get a scope back, not a capability deck.

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