Neonatology Systematic Review Writer
Budget: $5,000 – $10,000 AUD
I need a seasoned medical researcher to turn my existing draft protocol into a publish-ready systematic review on Neonatology. The paper must strictly follow contemporary guidelines (e.g., PRISMA 2020), draw exclusively on peer-reviewed journal articles published from 2019 onward, and concentrate on cohort study evidence.
You will be working independently, so please have your own reference-management software, database access (PubMed, Embase, Cochrane, Scopus, etc.), and any analysis tools you prefer for risk-of-bias appraisal and data synthesis. I can clarify the research questions and inclusion criteria, but no additional system support is available on my side.
Key deliverables:
• Full manuscript (introduction to conclusions) meeting journal standards
• PRISMA flow diagram and completed checklist
• Comprehensive search strategy for each database queried
• Risk-of-bias assessments for all included cohort studies
• Tables/figures summarising study characteristics and outcomes
• EndNote (or RIS) library with all references
I am prepared to release up to AUD 8,000 for a submission-ready paper that satisfies the above scope and mirrors the draft protocol’s objectives. If you have a track record of publishing systematic reviews, especially in neonatal medicine, I’d love to see your work and discuss timelines.
You will be working independently, so please have your own reference-management software, database access (PubMed, Embase, Cochrane, Scopus, etc.), and any analysis tools you prefer for risk-of-bias appraisal and data synthesis. I can clarify the research questions and inclusion criteria, but no additional system support is available on my side.
Key deliverables:
• Full manuscript (introduction to conclusions) meeting journal standards
• PRISMA flow diagram and completed checklist
• Comprehensive search strategy for each database queried
• Risk-of-bias assessments for all included cohort studies
• Tables/figures summarising study characteristics and outcomes
• EndNote (or RIS) library with all references
I am prepared to release up to AUD 8,000 for a submission-ready paper that satisfies the above scope and mirrors the draft protocol’s objectives. If you have a track record of publishing systematic reviews, especially in neonatal medicine, I’d love to see your work and discuss timelines.