Statistical analysis across all medical departments

Choose analysis, review or both

Tell us where your project stands. We can scope new analysis of data you have collected, checks on existing outputs, or analysis followed by help presenting the results. Tasks may include:

• Reviewing variable definitions, coding, missing values and data queries before analysis.
• Agreeing an analytical approach suited to the study objectives and data.
• Analyzing the agreed dataset and preparing results tables or summaries.
• Checking consistency between methods, outputs, tables and manuscript statements.

Analysis built around your research question

A useful brief explains the study design, primary objectives, outcomes and comparisons of interest. Share the protocol or planned methods where available, and identify analyses already completed. We discuss the proposed work before running it. Changes to objectives, variables or the dataset should be documented so the results can be understood in the context of the study.

Results you can use in a thesis or article

Your written scope identifies the analyses, results tables, explanatory notes and methods or reporting support you will receive. Agree the file formats and any software-specific output or analysis script you need before booking. Results should describe the actual data and their uncertainty; a favourable or statistically significant result cannot be promised. You review the findings and retain responsibility for their scientific interpretation.

What to share for a statistical analysis quote

Begin with your department, study type, objectives, approximate dataset size, current stage and deadline. Patient data are not needed in the first enquiry. Once the scope and sharing arrangements are agreed, prepare:

• A dataset you are authorized to share, with direct patient identifiers removed.
• Variable definitions, units, coding conventions and an explanation of missing-value codes.
• The protocol or methods, planned comparisons and any previous analysis outputs.
• The tables, thesis requirements or journal instructions relevant to the requested work.

Combining analysis with editing and publication

Analysis can be coordinated with complete thesis editing, medical article editing or journal publication support. This helps keep the methods, tables and narrative aligned as the document develops. The quote separates analytical work from editing and submission tasks. If new data or further reviewer requests arrive later, we assess their effect on the agreed scope and timeline.

Cost, timing and analytical limits

The fee and delivery date depend on dataset condition, the number and complexity of objectives, requested outputs and any additional preparation. We discuss these before work begins. Data quality and study design may limit what can be concluded; these issues need to be reported rather than hidden. For a reporting review alone, the agreement identifies the supplied outputs being checked and whether any re-analysis is included.

Analysis for PhD scholars outside medicine

MedScholars also accepts quantitative analysis enquiries from management, education, social sciences, engineering and other departments. The design, unit of observation and research questions determine the analytical plan. Describe the dataset and required software so that expertise and deliverables can be confirmed.