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Evidence-Based Healthcare Content Development

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The Evidence-Based Healthcare Content Development subcontract involves providing specialized medical research and writing services for prime contractors supporting the Maryland Department of Health, specifically within the Office of Population and Health Improvement. The scope of work focuses on analyzing clinical practice guidelines and legislation to produce high-quality content for digital assets, training videos, and fact sheets. Key deliverables include drafted text and research summaries that utilize standardized citations from authoritative sources while ensuring community needs are integrated into the final messaging. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541611 and was posted on October 27, 2026. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 12, 2026. The contract is structured as a subcontract to support state-level healthcare initiatives in Maryland.

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Medical research and writing subcontract for Maryland Department of Health healthcare content development.

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AgencyMaryland → Office of Population and Health Improvement
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Performs medical research and writing for prime contractors on Maryland Department of Health (MDH) projects. Researches clinical practice guidelines and legislation to write content for fact sheets, training videos, and digital assets. Develops standardized citations to authoritative sources and integrates community needs into messaging. Delivers drafted text and research summaries.

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