DEMONSTRATION — NOT OPEN TO APPLICATIONS. An illustrative example only; it implies no endorsement, availability or partnership until approved through moderation.
London Osteoporosis Clinic (example) · Health · Volunteer · ~10 hrs · Age 16+
Plain-language rewrite of a patient information leaflet
The problem
Patient leaflets can use jargon that's hard to follow.
The deliverable
A rewritten leaflet at about a reading age of 11, plus a readability before/after comparison.
Why it matters
Clear information helps people understand and act on advice.
Interactive walkthrough
See how a project like this unfolds. Tick steps as you practise them on your own version.
Read the original← next
Highlight jargon.
Check meaning
Use reputable sources, list questions for the reviewer.
Rewrite
Short sentences, active voice.
Measure
Run a readability check before/after.
Review
Submit for clinical accuracy review.
Skills
Helpful to have: Writing
You could build: Communication, Research quality
Supervisor: Clinical reviewer must approve accuracy (to be confirmed)
Safeguards
- Works only from a published, generic leaflet
- No access to patient details or personal health data
- Clinician signs off medical accuracy