We write a wide range of material at KMG Communications. See some samples of our writing below. Note, we cannot showcase all materials - such as educational and training materials, test materials, competitive tenders, and unpublished research manuscripts - due to issues of confidentiality and copyright.
Feel free to contact us for more information and/or writing samples.
KMG Communications has provided medical journalist coverage in Australia for Aptus Health, producing over 400 conference reports and clinical summaries that have been distributed internationally on the Univadis Oncology Channel (transferred from MSD to Medscape in 2019). Registration is free for health professionals. Some conference reports have also been undertaken in-house.
KMG Communications specialise in writing evidence-based health articles and blog content that informs, engages, and inspires your audience. From feature articles to regular blog series, we help you communicate complex health topics clearly and confidently, building trust and credibility with your readers while supporting your broader content strategy. KMG Communications publishes regular commentaries and articles on a range of medical and health matters relevant to recreational and professional athletes on our own ePress platform, Heart Health for Athletes.
Health article and blog samples - Considerations for exercising in the heat; Do you know how your medications work? Athletes and beta blockers; Strength training for women over 50; Age-group athletes: Could you be the next to face a surprise drug test?; Technology in sports clothing: Do we really need it?; Tips on how to stay motivated in your training
At KMG Communications, we craft clear, engaging, and medically accurate web copy tailored to your audience—whether they’re health professionals, patients, or the general public. From landing pages to service descriptions, we ensure your message is evidence-based, accessible, and aligned with your brand voice. Our web copy not only informs but also builds trust, drives engagement, and supports your communication goals across digital platforms.
Web copy samples - Patient information; Tests; Diagnostic procedures; Treatment procedures; Stamford Pharmaceuticals - who we are
Online guidance for fifth year medical students at Monash University on writing the psychological case report, including annotated assessment samples, was developed more than a decade ago by KMG Communications founder, Kara Gilbert, while she was employed by Monash University. Kara collaborated with course coordinators at the time to ensure relevance of the content to student assessment. The original material is still valid today.
Educational resource sample - MNHS: Psychology case report
Available every month in 40 plus countries, the Occupational English Test (OET) assesses the language and communication skills of healthcare professionals who seek to register and practice in an English-speaking environment. KMG Communications has produced clinical scenarios and developed Speaking and Writing test materials across the spectrum of health professional contexts (Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing, Podiatry, Speech Pathology, etc.), liaising online with Subject Matter Experts on the selection and adaption of suitable test content. As material is commercial-in-confidence and cannot be shared. Test material samples on the OET website are representative of the work produced by KMG Communications.
Test material samples - OET Test
KMG Communications specialises in academic essay and thesis editing for university students in the medical, nursing and health science disciplines. For more information on our editing services, visit our Editing & Proofreading page.
Samples of edited theses - Rheumatoid arthritis and risk of infection: The role of disease-modifying anti-inflammatory drugs (Doctor of Philosophy, Medicine, Charles Sturt University); Manipulating meal patterns to improve physiological outcomes in circadian disruption (Doctor of Philosophy, Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Science, Monash University); Subthreshold depression and self-care behaviours in people with type 2 diabetes (Doctor of Philosophy, Nursing, La Trobe University)
The Spasticity Management Team of the internationally recognised Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit at Epworth HealthCare Epworth's published a book in 2019, A Guide to the Modified Tardieu Scale, for clinicians to reproducibly record the outcome of botulinum toxin injection in terms of reduction in spasticity. The guide, now being developed into an app for clinicians, has been digitalised into an intermediary webpage
KMG Communications was commissioned to undertake final book copyediting before publication.
Sample of edited book - A Guide to the Modified Tardieu Scale
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