Using the Internet in Healthcare

by Tim Albert, Stuart Tyrrell

The author shows that success in journalism, one of the most challenging and rewarding of the writing skills, depends on sound preparation and careful thought. Widely recognized as a leading trainer in medical journalism, he provides step-by-step advice on technique and style.

128 pages, Paperback

First published March 15, 1992

About the author

My first published work was in 1964 when I won a school prize for an angst-ridden sonnet about climbing up a municipal rubbish dump.
My latest work is somewhat lighter - it describes a repeat trip I took around the United States on Greyhound buses after a gap of 50 years.
In between I have had one career as a journalist writing for local, national and medical publications - and another as a communications trainer, trying (with limited success) to persuade doctors and other health professionals that they do not need to write in pompous prose.
I have published four books on medical writing, a memoir and a travel book. I live in in Surrey, England with a saintly wife and a needy garden.