Notes
Study material worth the time it takes to read.
Notes, summaries, checklists and templates for doctors preparing for exams and writing up research — the reference material we keep being asked for.
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.
High-yield summaries
Condensed notes on the topics that come up in postgraduate and licensing exams, revised down to what is worth carrying in your head.
Statistics reference cards
One page per test: what it is for, what it assumes, and how to report the result without embarrassing yourself.
Manuscript templates
Skeletons for original research, case reports and reviews, with the wording journals expect in each section.
Checklists
CONSORT, PRISMA, STROBE and CARE, written out plainly with the traps flagged.
Protocol and ethics formats
Study protocols, consent forms and ethics-committee submissions in the format Indian institutions ask for.
Worked examples
Real papers pulled apart to show why a section works, and what a reviewer would have said if it did not.
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.