Signs & Symptoms of Translation

a blog by a Spanish to English medical translator

Skip to content

Home
About me
Contact
Medical
SDL Trados Studio

Tag Archives: Brexit

Brexit, Clinical Trials and Medical Translators

Posted on 27 June 2016 by Emma Goldsmith

Changes in clinical trial regulations in post-Brexit UK. How will medical translators be affected? Continue reading →

Posted in Medical, Regulatory, Spanish-English translation | Tagged Brexit, clinical trial, Directive 2001/20/EC, EMA, medical translation, MHRA, Regulation EU No 536/2014 | 13 Comments

Search this blog

Search for:
Emma Goldsmith

Spanish to English medical translator
Add this blog to your feed reader
RSS - Posts
Blog Stats
- 832,035 views
Follow my Blog

Enter your email address to receive notifications of new posts by email. Unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link at the bottom of a post notification.

Email Address:

Join 1,137 other followers
Recent Posts
Categories
- Medical (65)
  - Regulatory (21)
  - Spanish-English translation (33)
  - Terminology (34)
- SDL Trados Studio (69)
  - 1. The Basics (28)
  - 2. Beyond the Basics (43)
- The Periphery (36)
  - Book reviews (6)
  - Conferences (8)
  - Keyboards (14)
  - Tools (8)
- Uncategorized (7)
Signs & Symptoms of Translation: a Top 25 Blog
Archives
Archives

Follow me on Twitter:

Follow @GoldsmithTrans
Tag cloud
- bilingual
- clinical trial
- conference
- CPD
- dictionaries
- EMA
- English
- español
- glossary
- how-to
- inglés
- medical translation
- membrane keyboards
- new features
- online courses
- SDL
- SDL Trados Studio
- SP2
- spanish
- Studio
- Studio 2014
- Studio 2015
- Studio 2017
- summary of product characteristics
- terminology
- Trados
- translation
- Translation memory
- update
- upgrade
Blogroll

Signs & Symptoms of Translation

Follow Following
- Signs & Symptoms of Translation
- Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.

Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies from WordPress.com and other sources.
To find out more, as well as how to remove or block them, please read the WordPress Cookie Policy