Convert perspective to Short Communication
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have a completed perspective manuscript in the field of nursing research that now needs to be reshaped into a concise Short Communication aimed at informing readers about a new finding. The core science is sound, peer-reviewed data are in place, but the format, flow, and word count must align with typical journal requirements for this article type (≈1,500–2,000 words, compact abstract, strict reference limit).
Here is what I will provide: the original perspective article (Word document), raw tables/figures, and the target journal’s author guidelines. Your job is to streamline the text, tighten the structure, spotlight the key result, and ensure the tone reflects a formal scientific report rather than an opinion piece.
Essential tasks
• Reduce length while preserving methodological detail and statistical rigor
• Re-write the abstract into a structured, 200-word summary (Background, Methods, Results, Conclusion)
• Reorganize sections so the new finding is front-and-center, with minimal narrative detours
• Verify all citations in Vancouver style and trim the reference list to the journal’s maximum
• Polish language for clarity, coherence, and journal-level academic tone
Acceptance criteria
1. Final Word document within target length limits
2. Compliance check against the supplied guidelines (section order, headings, reference format)
3. One round of revisions after my review
Familiarity with medical or nursing journals, AMA or Vancouver referencing, and clear scientific writing is critical. If you have transformed full papers into Short Communications before, I would love to see a sample.
Here is what I will provide: the original perspective article (Word document), raw tables/figures, and the target journal’s author guidelines. Your job is to streamline the text, tighten the structure, spotlight the key result, and ensure the tone reflects a formal scientific report rather than an opinion piece.
Essential tasks
• Reduce length while preserving methodological detail and statistical rigor
• Re-write the abstract into a structured, 200-word summary (Background, Methods, Results, Conclusion)
• Reorganize sections so the new finding is front-and-center, with minimal narrative detours
• Verify all citations in Vancouver style and trim the reference list to the journal’s maximum
• Polish language for clarity, coherence, and journal-level academic tone
Acceptance criteria
1. Final Word document within target length limits
2. Compliance check against the supplied guidelines (section order, headings, reference format)
3. One round of revisions after my review
Familiarity with medical or nursing journals, AMA or Vancouver referencing, and clear scientific writing is critical. If you have transformed full papers into Short Communications before, I would love to see a sample.