
Clinical Research
Protocols, approvals and analysis for health research projects.

Clinical projects are held to reporting standards that other disciplines are not — CONSORT, STROBE, whichever applies — and a write-up that ignores the checklist reads as amateur to anyone in the field. We follow the right one from the protocol stage, which is also when sample size stops being negotiable.
What you get
- A protocol written to your committee's format
- Sample size justified with a calculation
- Validated instruments used and cited
- Analysis appropriate to clinical outcomes
- Reporting that follows the relevant checklist
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