Sample size assistant
Live- What you get
- Design check, published values with the quoted sentence, the calculation in Word, reviewer questions and a short ethics committee text.
- Why it matters
- A sample size an ethics committee can trace to a paper.
Medical writing, from first question to publication.
Twenty-one services across six stages of a study. Six are live today; the rest open one by one. Every service follows the same rule: numbers and references you can trace to their source.
Plan
Decide the design, the sample size and the protocol before any data is collected.
Sample size calculator
Live, free- What you get
- Nine study designs with every step shown, and a feasibility check when participants are limited.
- Why it matters
- Free, and ready when you already have your values.
Synopsis (study protocol) writer
Live- What you get
- Design check, sample size, 10 to 20 real references and 5 versions in your institution's format, edited with the AI or by hand.
- Why it matters
- A complete first draft in one sitting.
Ethics committee documents
Inside the synopsis writer- What you get
- Participant information sheet, informed consent in English and Hindi, and a proforma, alongside the protocol.
- Why it matters
- Everything the committee asks for, in one file.
Statistical analysis plan
Planned- What you get
- The test for each objective, its assumptions and software notes.
- Why it matters
- The analysis is decided before data collection.
Research grant proposal
Planned- What you get
- Background, objectives, methods and a budget narrative built from your protocol.
- Why it matters
- Reuses work you have already done.
Search
Find and organise the published evidence.
Literature finder
Live, free- What you get
- Up to 200 papers with abstracts, newest and most relevant first, in Word and Excel.
- Why it matters
- A reading list in minutes, not weeks.
Evidence table and literature review
Planned- What you get
- The key findings of each study in one table, then a drafted review.
- Why it matters
- Agreement and gaps at a glance.
Systematic review support
Planned- What you get
- PRISMA protocol, search strings, registration text and a screening sheet.
- Why it matters
- The method set up correctly from day one.
Write
Turn the analysis into clear, referenced text.
Data analysis and results
Planned- What you get
- The planned tests run on your dataset, with tables and a written results section.
- Why it matters
- Results that match the analysis plan.
Report and dissertation chapters
Planned- What you get
- Introduction, review of literature, methods and discussion built from your protocol and results.
- Why it matters
- Consistent chapters with checked citations.
Manuscript draft
Planned- What you get
- A structured IMRaD article from a completed study.
- Why it matters
- A faster route from study to journal.
Case report
Planned- What you get
- A draft that follows the CARE guideline.
- Why it matters
- Nothing the guideline needs is missed.
Conference abstract
Planned- What you get
- A structured abstract to the word limit you set.
- Why it matters
- Fits the submission form the first time.
Plain-language summary
Planned- What you get
- A patient leaflet or lay summary of a study.
- Why it matters
- Participants understand what they are joining.
Present
Show your work at meetings and conferences.
Presentation and poster
Live- What you get
- An editable PowerPoint and an A0, 36 × 48 inch or e-poster, with every number checked against your document.
- Why it matters
- Slides that match the report exactly.
Publish
Prepare a manuscript for a journal and answer its reviewers.
Journal formatting and cover letter
Planned- What you get
- Your manuscript set to a journal's author instructions, with a cover letter.
- Why it matters
- Fewer returns for format.
Response to reviewers
Planned- What you get
- A point-by-point reply table built from the reviewers' comments.
- Why it matters
- Every comment answered.
Check
Make sure the finished document meets the standard asked for.
Reference formatting and export
Planned- What you get
- Vancouver, APA or Harvard styles, and RIS or BibTeX files for Zotero and Mendeley.
- Why it matters
- References in the style the journal asks for.
Reporting-guideline check
Planned- What you get
- A CONSORT, STROBE, STARD, PRISMA or CARE checklist filled in against your draft.
- Why it matters
- Shows reviewers that each item is covered.
Language and clarity edit
Planned- What you get
- Clearer sentences with the same meaning, and every change shown.
- Why it matters
- Easier to read, with nothing hidden.
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