TANITY Global Med CommsResearch planning
Designing research questions that survive peer review
Three tests to apply before you collect data: clinical relevance, methodological feasibility, and ethical readiness.
Posted in InsightsInsights
Education-first resources for researchers
Practical, ethical tips on planning studies, writing with clarity, and communicating medical evidence.
Academic writing
How to storyboard your thesis chapters
Use narrative arcs to keep supervisors aligned on arguments and flow while preserving academic rigor.
Posted in WritingMedical publication
Choosing the right journal scope
Scope-fit beats impact factor: align study design, population, and message to journal aims.
Posted in PublicationEthics
Responsible use of similarity reports
Interpret similarity percentages, identify legitimate overlap, and rewrite ethically.
Posted in EthicsData
Making statistical choices transparent
Documenting assumptions, checks, and rationale keeps analyses reproducible and defensible.
Posted in AnalysisCommunication
Presenting risk and uncertainty
How to frame confidence intervals, effect sizes, and limitations so readers can trust your claims.
Posted in Communication