Education - WriteSource Medical

Five tips for successful systematic reviews

18 July 20253 May 2016 by Belinda Butcher

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Planning a systematic review? Here are five practical tips to boost rigour, clarity, and efficiency – setting your research up for success.

Want to know more about biostatistics?

18 July 202520 January 2016 by Belinda Butcher

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Biostatistics turns data into decisions. Learn how this essential science supports credible clinical research and better health outcomes, at our Making Sense of Statistics course.

Updated ICMJE Guidelines Released (December 2015)

19 July 202512 January 2016 by Belinda Butcher

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The ICMJE updated its guidelines in December 2015. Explore what changed and why these standards matter for transparent, ethical medical publishing.

Making sense of statistics (Melbourne Course)

19 July 202516 February 2015 by Belinda Butcher

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Build your confidence with data. Our Melbourne course helps researchers and clinicians make sense of statistics – turning numbers into meaningful insights.

WriteSource Medical at the ARCS ASC 2015

19 July 202511 February 2015 by Belinda Butcher

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WriteSource Medical was proud to present at the ARCS ASC 2015 – sharing insights on medical writing, data, and the value of clear communication in clinical research.

Why are we here?

19 July 202530 August 2014 by Belinda Butcher

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At WriteSource Medical, our purpose is simple: to communicate complexity clearly. Learn how we combine science, data, and heart to support better health outcomes.