Maternal & Child Research Articles
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m looking for a medically trained writer—ideally a midwife or clinician with solid maternal and child-health experience—to craft evidence-based research articles that educate readers on maternal health, child health, and every stage of pregnancy and childbirth. Each piece must translate current peer-reviewed literature and clinical guidelines into clear, engaging prose that can be understood by students, junior clinicians, and informed parents alike.
What I need you to do
• Select recent, high-quality studies and guidelines as primary sources.
• Structure each article like a mini-review: concise abstract, clear sub-headings, logical flow, and a takeaway section.
• Use plain language while preserving medical accuracy; cite all references in APA or Vancouver style.
• Deliver fully proof-read copy that is plagiarism-free and ready for journal, blog, or learning-module upload.
Acceptance criteria
1. Topic aligns with maternal health, child health, or pregnancy & childbirth.
2. Claims are backed by at least five current (≤5-year) peer-reviewed sources.
3. Tone is educational, unbiased, and free of promotional content.
4. Formatting, citation style, and word count meet the brief we agree upon.
If this sounds like your specialty, share one relevant writing sample and a brief outline of how you’ll approach the first article. I’m eager to get high-quality content into the hands of learners as soon as possible.
What I need you to do
• Select recent, high-quality studies and guidelines as primary sources.
• Structure each article like a mini-review: concise abstract, clear sub-headings, logical flow, and a takeaway section.
• Use plain language while preserving medical accuracy; cite all references in APA or Vancouver style.
• Deliver fully proof-read copy that is plagiarism-free and ready for journal, blog, or learning-module upload.
Acceptance criteria
1. Topic aligns with maternal health, child health, or pregnancy & childbirth.
2. Claims are backed by at least five current (≤5-year) peer-reviewed sources.
3. Tone is educational, unbiased, and free of promotional content.
4. Formatting, citation style, and word count meet the brief we agree upon.
If this sounds like your specialty, share one relevant writing sample and a brief outline of how you’ll approach the first article. I’m eager to get high-quality content into the hands of learners as soon as possible.