Courses
Courses for doctors who have to publish and pass.
Short, practical courses on research methodology, biostatistics and medical writing — built around exams and the work in front of you, not a syllabus for its own sake.
What is being built
Written by the same people who write the manuscripts, which is the only reason we think it will be worth reading.
Research methodology
Study design, sampling, bias and confounding — taught the way examiners ask about them rather than the way textbooks list them.
Biostatistics without the dread
Choosing the right test, reading a p-value honestly, and interpreting confidence intervals and forest plots.
Writing a publishable paper
How an IMRaD manuscript is actually assembled, section by section, with the reviewer's objections anticipated.
Thesis and dissertation
Protocol to submission for postgraduate residents, on the timeline a university actually enforces.
Systematic review and meta-analysis
Running a structured search, screening, extracting data and reporting to PRISMA.
Journal selection and submission
Reading scope and impact honestly, spotting predatory journals, and surviving peer review.
Tell us what you actually need
We would rather build the three things doctors ask for than thirty nobody opens. Message us with the exam you are sitting or the subject you are stuck on, and we will put it near the front of the queue — and tell you when it is ready.