Medical Research Data Analysis Support - 26/10/2025 18:09 EDT
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m a practicing docter preparing a study and I need reliable help with the data analysis side of the medical research. The core task is to take my raw clinical data, clean it, run the appropriate statistical tests, and present clear, publication-ready tables, figures, and a concise methods/results summary.
Scope of work
• Data preparation – check for missing values, outliers, and consistency.
• Statistical analysis – apply the correct tests (e.g., t-tests, chi-square, ANOVA, regression) in SPSS, R, or Python, matching the study design.
• Visualisation – generate graphs or charts that communicate key findings at a glance.
• Short write-up – draft a results section and bullet methods description that I can insert into the manuscript.
What I’ll provide
– De-identified dataset in CSV/Excel.
– Study protocol, variable dictionary, and specific research questions.
– Target journal’s statistical guidelines.
What I expect back
– Cleaned dataset.
– Script or syntax file so the analysis is reproducible.
– A brief report (Word or PDF) with statistical outputs and figures embedded.
If you have experience handling clinical data, understand medical terminology, and can explain your choices in plain language, let’s talk.
Scope of work
• Data preparation – check for missing values, outliers, and consistency.
• Statistical analysis – apply the correct tests (e.g., t-tests, chi-square, ANOVA, regression) in SPSS, R, or Python, matching the study design.
• Visualisation – generate graphs or charts that communicate key findings at a glance.
• Short write-up – draft a results section and bullet methods description that I can insert into the manuscript.
What I’ll provide
– De-identified dataset in CSV/Excel.
– Study protocol, variable dictionary, and specific research questions.
– Target journal’s statistical guidelines.
What I expect back
– Cleaned dataset.
– Script or syntax file so the analysis is reproducible.
– A brief report (Word or PDF) with statistical outputs and figures embedded.
If you have experience handling clinical data, understand medical terminology, and can explain your choices in plain language, let’s talk.