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Medical Communications and Dissemination of Scientific Information Conference 2020

Medical Communications and Dissemination of Scientific Information Conference 2020

COVID-19 Update!

Due to the recent Health concerns in the US, the Medical Communications and Dissemination of Scientific Information Conference will take place on September 14-15th, 2020 in Boston Massachusetts.

September 14-15th, 2020

Join TikaMobile at the 9th Annual Medical Communications and Dissemination of Scientific Information Conference on September 14-15th, 2020 in Boston Massachusetts.

This conference will focus on streamlining Medical Communication Content and Publication Development through the deployment of new digital tools, increasing stakeholder engagement processes and a thorough understanding of Lay Summary Creation.

9th Annual Medical Communications and Dissemination of Scientific Information Conference

TikaMobile attending the 9th Annual Medical Communications and Dissemination of Scientific Information Conference

March 6, 2020

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