This webinar focuses on the more advanced practicalities of translating Summaries of Product Characteristics, Package Leaflets and Labelling.
Check your finished translation for forbidden terms, rogue spaces and terminology inconsistencies to comply with QRD references and guidelines.
The quality assurance checks are performed in SDL Trados Studio, but can be adapted to other CAT tools and QA systems.
This webinar follows on from a theoretical introduction to EMA templates, available here.
Emma, MITI, DipTrans, originally trained as a registered general nurse at St Thomas' Hospital in London. She moved to Spain in 1987 and for the following ten years she worked as a staff nurse through the BNA (British Nursing Agency) during visits to England. This gave her broad experience in a wide range of hospital settings.
After studying translation in Madrid, she set up as a freelance Spanish to English translator, specialising in medicine. Emma now has over 20 years' experience translating clinical trial documentation, research articles and product information for EMA submissions. She shares her knowledge with other translators through her blog, Signs & Symptoms of Translation.
Translators who work with European languages and have experience with regulatory compliance in the medical field or have attended part one, EMA Templates and EU terminology for medical translators – the Basics.
This video will give you fast and reliable strategies for translating challenging terminology in medicinal product information. You'll come away with a better understanding of how to manage the technical aspects of this medical niche.
Interesting and useful presentation, with clear explanations from Emma. Also for me, a fully specialized pharma translator EN-NL, there were enough useful tips to make it worth following this webinar. Thanks!
Emma gave a very detailed, clear and useful webinar, with many suggestions and strategies to make the best of all the available medical resources.
I thought I knew a lot about EMA templates but Emma gave me quite a lot of new information and tips. Her very clear and accessible presentation style was a delight.