Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Feasibility
Before you start, we check for available studies, existing reviews and the potential for meta-analysis, and give you a clear, reasoned opinion.
We join your team and work with you through every stage of your systematic review or meta-analysis, from the initial idea until the paper is ready to submit. The quote defines the scope of involvement and the timeline.
We join your team and work with you through every stage of your systematic review or meta-analysis: research question, protocol, searching, screening, data extraction, risk-of-bias assessment and analysis. We start from your current stage until the paper is ready to submit. The quote defines the scope of involvement and the timeline.
The estimated delivery period begins after payment is verified and the required non-sensitive materials are received and approved through the agreed communication channel. Each service defines its requirements.
No. Publication, acceptance, and assessment decisions belong to the relevant institutions. We do not guarantee publication, grades, or research outcomes.
This website does not accept research files or patient data. Keep form submissions general and non-sensitive. Any necessary communication process is agreed after review.
After you place your order, we email you a link to your private order page. There you can see each stage of the work and its date, what we need from you, and our latest notes, and we email you whenever the stage changes. If you lose the link, open "Track your order" at the bottom of any page and enter your email and order number, and we'll send the link to the email on your order.
Before you start, we check for available studies, existing reviews and the potential for meta-analysis, and give you a clear, reasoned opinion.
We write your systematic review protocol: the question, eligibility criteria and plans for searching, screening, data extraction and analysis.
Start your systematic review on solid ground: a feasibility assessment, then the protocol, then a tested search strategy, for less than ordering them separately.