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Describe the document, attach or list what you have, and name the journal, university or funder if one is chosen. A medical writer reads every request and replies by email from support@editverse.org.
What to send
- The document type: manuscript, case report, review, thesis, grant, protocol, study report or statistics.
- The stage: data only, analysed output, a draft, or a decision letter from a journal.
- The target journal, university or funder, and any word or page limit.
- The date you need it by.
- For statistics: the software used and what the output contains.
De-identify patient data before sending. Files are handled under the terms on the confidentiality page.
What happens next
A medical writer reads it
The request is read by a medical writer, who brings in a subject-matter expert in your field, and a statistician where data are involved.
You receive a written scope
The reply lists what will be done, the inputs still needed, the reporting guideline that applies, the number of revision rounds, a fixed price and a delivery date.
You choose how to pay
Pay now to confirm, or ask for the first draft before payment. Either way an official invoice is issued.
If the form does not load, write to support@editverse.org with the same details.
Before you ask for a quote
Listed prices for all 28 services are on the pricing page. A quote is needed only when your scope does not match a tier, or when you want to read the first draft before paying.
Can I pay after I have seen the work?
Yes. Send the brief through this form and say so. The first draft is delivered before any payment, and you pay only if it meets expectations. The deliverables may be used once payment is made.
What does the price depend on?
Three things: the state of your inputs, the scope of the document, and the number of review rounds. The pricing page shows what raises a quote and what keeps it at the listed tier.
I am a student, or my study is unfunded. Is there a discount?
Say so in the "What you need" field and describe your situation. Discount requests are decided case by case. There are no coupon codes.
Will my institution or funder get an invoice?
Editverse Medical issues an official invoice and receipt for every order, addressed to the person or institution you name, for institutional or grant reimbursement.
Who will work on my document?
A subject-matter expert with a PhD or MD in the manuscript's field, a medical writer and, where data are involved, a statistician. The roles and the checks each one signs off are set out on the method and quality controls page.
Who is the author of the finished work?
You and your co-authors. Authors direct the content, approve the final text and remain accountable for it. Writing support is acknowledged as the ICMJE Recommendations (January 2026) describe. See publication ethics.
Are my files confidential?
Yes. Files are seen only by the people assigned to the project, each under a written confidentiality undertaking. A signed agreement is available on request. See confidentiality.
I need advisory work for a company, not a document. Is this the right form?
Use this form for documents. Evidence strategy, pharmacovigilance system design and product development questions go to Neucite Consulting. The research consulting page shows which enquiry goes where.