Get help with your systematic review or meta-analysis
The free tools handle the figure. When the analysis itself needs to be done right, a PhD methodologist can run the search, screening, pooling, and statistics, then write up the results so they survive peer review. Tell us where you are and we will reply with the next step and a clear price.
How we can help
- Systematic review writing. Protocol, search strategy, dual-reviewer screening, risk of bias, and the full write-up to your registered protocol and PRISMA.
- Meta-analysis and pooled statistics. Effect size extraction, fixed-effect or random-effects pooling, heterogeneity, subgroup and sensitivity analyses, with the model justified.
- Scoping and literature reviews. Mapping the evidence when a full systematic review is not the right fit, charted and reported against Joanna Briggs Institute and PRISMA guidance.
- Biostatistics and model selection. Choosing and running the right analysis for your data, from network meta-analysis to survival models, with the assumptions checked.
- Response to reviewers. Reworking the analysis and rewriting the methods and results to answer a revise-and-resubmit decision point by point.
- Journal-ready figures and PRISMA pack. Forest and funnel plots to figure standards, plus the PRISMA flow diagram and checklist a journal will ask for.
Whether you have a finished dataset that needs pooling or a review that has stalled halfway, we can pick it up from wherever you are. Send the detail below and we will tell you exactly what is involved before any work begins.