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Preparing and Writing Manuscript

As a scientific and medical writer, I offer various services to assist you in your research communications. My services include

Manuscript writing

Publication (Submission)

Review writing
Proofreading
Posters for the conferences
Statistic analysis (P value)

I have the expertise and experience to ensure your research is represented accurately and effectively. Contact me today to discuss how I can help you reach your goals.

Manuscript Preparation

cover letter or a completed journal submission form

ICMJE DISCLOSURE FORM

Hypothesis Testing

Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts

List of Publications

CHECK LISTS

Reporting Guidelines

Reporting guidelines are sets of recommendations or checklists that provide guidance on how to report research findings in a clear, transparent, and standardized manner. These guidelines aim to improve the quality of reporting of research studies, making it easier for readers to understand and interpret the findings and to replicate the study if necessary.
There are many different reporting guidelines available, covering a wide range of research areas, including clinical trials, observational studies, systematic reviews, and qualitative research. Some of the most well-known reporting guidelines include the CONSORT guidelines for clinical trials, the STROBE guidelines for observational studies, the PRISMA guidelines for systematic reviews and meta-analyses, and the COREQ guidelines for qualitative research.
The use of reporting guidelines is encouraged by many journals and funding agencies, and some journals require authors to adhere to specific reporting guidelines when submitting manuscripts. Adhering to reporting guidelines can also help authors to avoid common reporting errors and omissions, which can increase the risk of bias and reduce the reliability and validity of research findings.

CONSORT (Randomised trials)

The CONSORT (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) guidelines are a set of recommendations for reporting clinical trials.
The purpose of the CONSORT guidelines is to improve the transparency, completeness, and accuracy of the reporting of clinical trials.
The guidelines consist of a checklist of items that should be included in a clinical trial report, as well as a flow diagram that illustrates the progress of participants through the trial. The items on the checklist include information about the trial design, participants, interventions, outcomes, and analysis.
The CONSORT guidelines can help ensure that the results of clinical trials are reported in a clear and comprehensive manner, which can facilitate the interpretation of the results and the comparison of different studies. The guidelines are widely endorsed by medical journals, research organizations, and funding agencies, and their use is strongly encouraged for authors submitting manuscripts reporting the results of clinical trials.