Patient-Focused Medical Blog Creation

This project centres on producing a series of evidence-based medical blog posts written in clear, reassuring language for patients managing diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and common mental health disorders. Each article must translate current clinical guidelines and peer-reviewed research into practical, easy-to-follow advice without medical jargon, while still retaining scientific accuracy.

Scope
• Craft engaging, SEO-sensible posts that sit comfortably at a 7th–8th grade readability level.
• Weave in brief explanations of pathophysiology only when it directly supports self-management tips and lifestyle guidance.
• Reference authoritative sources—e.g., ADA standards, AHA recommendations, DSM-5 updates—using inline citations or end-of-text links.
• Optimise headings, meta descriptions and internal linking so the content is discoverable yet patient-friendly.
• Ensure cultural sensitivity and an inclusive tone; all advice must encourage readers to consult their healthcare provider before making changes.

Deliverables
• Drafted articles (Word or Google Docs) for the three focus conditions.
• A brief reference list for each post.
• One round of revisions per article after my review and clinical accuracy check.
• Final copies ready for direct upload to a WordPress blog, complete with SEO title, slug and alt-text for any images suggested.

Acceptance Criteria
Articles must be 100 % original, pass Grammarly and Copyscape checks, cite at least three current (≤5-year) peer-reviewed sources, and reach Flesch readability ≥60.

I’ll share a style guide and publishing calendar once we start; feel free to recommend topics, word counts, or visual aids that strengthen patient comprehension.