Scientific writing made simple: A Health Professional's Guide
Session overview
Clear, concise writing is essential for communicating research findings and increasing the likelihood of publication. This practical workshop is designed for health professionals who want to improve the clarity, structure, and impact of their scientific writing. Participants will learn ready to implement writing techniques that make all written communication including manuscripts easier to read, understand, and review.
Whether you are writing your first scientific paper or simply looking to improve the clarity, and conciseness of your written communication, this workshop will provide practical, ready-to-use tools to help you communicate clearly and efficiently with your audience.
During the session you will learn to:
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Plan and construct effective paragraphs that communicate a single key message.
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Apply principles of clear sentence construction to improve readability and clarity.
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Create a logical narrative that guides readers through a scientific manuscript.
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Learn strategies to overcome writer’s block
DATE
Wednesday 8th July 2026, 3:00pm-4:00pm (AEST)
Location
Microsoft Teams - Once you have registered the meeting link will be provided in the confirmation email and calender invitation.
** Please note: All seminars are recorded and will be posted to the RR-CLaN YouTube channel after the session. If this seminar interests you, please register—even if you cannot attend live—as you will receive an email notification when the recording is available, along with any resources shared during the session.
About the Presenter
Dr Aimie Peek (BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, MSc Advanced Manipulative Physiotherapy, PhD) is an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist trained in the UK and an APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist with a special interest in the assessment and management of headache and neck pain.
She currently holds a conjoint appointment between Northern NSW Local Health District and Bond University and is also a Lecturer and Unit Coordinator within the undergraduate and Doctor of Physiotherapy programs at the University of Sydney.
Aimie's research focuses on improving patient pathways and outcomes across a range of pain and neurological conditions. Her work includes investigating neurochemical and clinical subgroups of treatment responders in migraine and headache disorders, as well as exploring patient journeys in migraine, concussion, women's health, and other persistent pain conditions.
A strong advocate for clinician-led research, Aimie is passionate about supporting healthcare professionals to develop research skills and pursue clinically meaningful research questions that can directly improve patient care and service delivery.
Who are the Rural Research Collaborative Learning Network (RR-CLaN)?
The RR-CLaN is a rural led initiative that aims to provide high-quality research education and training to healthcare staff working in rural, regional and remote areas. Our aim is to provide you with the education and training opportunities to build key skills in how to use and undertake research to improve healthcare delivery.
RR-CLaN collaborators:
NSW: Central Coast Local Health District; Far West Local Health District; Hunter New England Local Health District; Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District; Mid North Coast Local Health District; Murrumbidgee Local Health District; Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District; Northern New South Wales Local Health District; Southern New South Wales Local Health District; Western New South Wales Local Health District; Health Education and Training Institute (HETI).
QLD: Tropical Australian Academic Health Centre (TAAHC); Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service; Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service; Queensland Rural Health Innovation and Research Collaborative (QRHIRC) which includes South West Hospital and Health Service.
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