Write in plain language[2][4] 

• Write the content in simple terminology, avoiding medical jargon.

       E.g.: Replace pyrexia with fever

       Replace hypertension with high blood pressure

• Write in active voice, using a conversational tone.

       E.g.: Replace ‘This medication is to be taken twice a day, prior to meals’ with 

      ‘Take this medication before meals, two times daily’

• Mention the expanded form of all abbreviations used.
• Always use consistent vocabulary. Choose one term—such as ‘doctor,’ ‘health expert,’ or ‘healthcare provider’—and stick with it. Interchanging these terms may confuse readers
• Use personal pronouns (you, we) to establish a connection with the reader
• Develop a list of glossaries that the reader can refer to. This will help them understand the necessary medical terms..