You bring the dataset and the clinical question. We choose the right tests for your study design, run them, build results tables and explain each result in plain language. From ₹4,999, in 7 days.
Get a free consultation on WhatsAppMost doctors who contact us are not stuck on the medicine. They have the data and no statistician down the corridor.
You have collected the cases for an original article or case series, and the analysis is the step that keeps slipping.
A clinical audit or retrospective review is sitting in a spreadsheet, and there is no research office to hand it to.
A reviewer has asked for a different test, a subgroup analysis or confidence intervals, and you need it redone properly.
You need a defensible sample size before the ethics committee meeting, not after.
The right test depends on your question and on what your data look like. This is the reasoning we write down for you, so you can explain it at a viva, a department meeting or to a reviewer.
| Your question | Data | Typical tests |
|---|---|---|
| Do two groups differ? | Continuous | Independent t-test, or Mann-Whitney U if the data are skewed |
| Did values change before and after? | Continuous, same patients | Paired t-test, or Wilcoxon signed-rank |
| Do three or more groups differ? | Continuous | One-way ANOVA, or Kruskal-Wallis |
| Is an outcome more common in one group? | Categorical | Chi-square test, or Fisher's exact test for small counts |
| Are two measurements related? | Continuous | Pearson or Spearman correlation |
| Which factors predict the outcome? | Mixed | Linear or logistic regression, with adjusted estimates |
| How long until an event happens? | Time to event | Kaplan-Meier curves, log-rank test, Cox regression |
| How good is a diagnostic test? | Test vs reference standard | Sensitivity, specificity, predictive values, ROC curve and AUC |
| Do two raters or methods agree? | Categorical or continuous | Cohen's kappa, intraclass correlation, Bland-Altman |
Message us on WhatsApp. On a short call we go through your objectives and your data, and tell you what analysis the question actually needs.
Send the dataset in Excel, CSV or SPSS format with patient names, phone numbers and hospital IDs removed.
We run the analysis in SPSS or R and send results tables with a plain-language note on what each result means.
You check everything against your clinical sense. Revisions are unlimited, including after journal reviewers comment.
Fixed prices, agreed before we start. Pay by UPI or bank transfer.
7 days from the point we have your cleaned, de-identified dataset and your study objectives.
Both. We use whichever suits the analysis and tell you which software and version produced each result, so your methods section is accurate.
Your dataset in Excel, CSV or SPSS format and your study objectives or protocol. Remove patient names, phone numbers and hospital IDs before you send it.
Yes. Sample size calculation is available on its own for ₹1,999, and it is worth doing before you apply for ethics approval.
Revisions are unlimited, including reanalysis after reviewer comments. A written point-by-point reviewer response letter is available separately from ₹3,999 per round.
Tell us what you studied and what your data look like. We will tell you which analysis it needs and what it will cost, before you commit to anything.
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