Health Sciences Dissertation and Thesis Guidebook -- 2
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need an experienced academic writer to craft a comprehensive guide that walks health-sciences graduate students—both master’s and PhD—through each stage of producing a high-quality dissertation or thesis.
Scope
• Length: roughly 30–40 k words, organized into logical parts that mirror a typical research journey.
• Tone: strictly formal and academic, with clear explanations and evidence-based recommendations.
• Discipline focus: medicine, public health, nursing, biomedical sciences, or related fields.
Content I expect
1. Planning and proposal development, including topic refinement and ethical approvals.
2. Structuring each chapter—from introduction and literature review through methodology, results, and discussion—using examples drawn from health-sciences research and sample thesis from universities.
3. Guidance on choosing and justifying study designs, questions, goals and objectives, sampling strategies, and common statistical quantitative or qualitative analysis approaches.
4. Referencing and citation mastery (e.g., APA, Vancouver), plus tips for reference-manager tools such as EndNote or Zotero.
5. Checklists, time-management tips, common issues and common examiner expectations.
6. Final polishing: formatting, plagiarism checks, and preparing for oral defence or viva.
Deliverables
• Detailed table of contents for approval.
• Chapter-by-chapter drafts in Word, with tracked changes.
• Final polished manuscript, proof-read and reference-checked.
• Editable figures, tables, and any templates or checklists you create.
Ideal background
You’ve successfully authored or supervised postgraduate theses in the health sciences, are comfortable with academic writing conventions, and can cite recent peer-reviewed literature to support your advice.
Timeline: 4 weeks with milestones. Language: American English. I will provide feedback at each stage so we stay on track toward a practical, publish-ready guide. Please no use of AI generated text as it will be checked by the authors.
Scope
• Length: roughly 30–40 k words, organized into logical parts that mirror a typical research journey.
• Tone: strictly formal and academic, with clear explanations and evidence-based recommendations.
• Discipline focus: medicine, public health, nursing, biomedical sciences, or related fields.
Content I expect
1. Planning and proposal development, including topic refinement and ethical approvals.
2. Structuring each chapter—from introduction and literature review through methodology, results, and discussion—using examples drawn from health-sciences research and sample thesis from universities.
3. Guidance on choosing and justifying study designs, questions, goals and objectives, sampling strategies, and common statistical quantitative or qualitative analysis approaches.
4. Referencing and citation mastery (e.g., APA, Vancouver), plus tips for reference-manager tools such as EndNote or Zotero.
5. Checklists, time-management tips, common issues and common examiner expectations.
6. Final polishing: formatting, plagiarism checks, and preparing for oral defence or viva.
Deliverables
• Detailed table of contents for approval.
• Chapter-by-chapter drafts in Word, with tracked changes.
• Final polished manuscript, proof-read and reference-checked.
• Editable figures, tables, and any templates or checklists you create.
Ideal background
You’ve successfully authored or supervised postgraduate theses in the health sciences, are comfortable with academic writing conventions, and can cite recent peer-reviewed literature to support your advice.
Timeline: 4 weeks with milestones. Language: American English. I will provide feedback at each stage so we stay on track toward a practical, publish-ready guide. Please no use of AI generated text as it will be checked by the authors.