For clinical departments and research offices
Your data. A study with a clear plan.
Bring the clinical question. Work with Sanad on methodology, biostatistics, manuscript development, and journal submission support.
How a project runs.
- Scope and permissions
- Methods and analysis
- Write and review
- Submit and revise
What an institutional engagement is built to deliver.
Aimed at Q1 journals
Work is scoped toward an appropriately matched Q1 journal from the start, not fitted to one afterwards. The journal decides acceptance, and no engagement promises it.
Article processing charges covered
When a paper is accepted in a well-indexed Q1 or Q2 journal, Sanad covers the article processing charge, on the terms set out in your agreement. The agreement also sets out who pays in any other case.
Authorship your committee can defend
Every listed author meets all four ICMJE criteria, with each contribution documented as the work happens. No ghostwriting, and negative or inconclusive results are reported as found.
Start where your research stands.
Each engagement has an agreed scope, deliverables, and price.
Protocol and methodology
Study design, protocol development, and support preparing ethics submissions. Approval remains with your institution's review body.
Analysis and interpretation
An agreed analysis plan, documented checks, statistical outputs, and interpretation in the clinical context.
Manuscript development
Methods, results, discussion, figures, and journal formatting developed with the research team.
Submission and revision
Journal fit assessment, submission preparation, and responses to peer review within the agreed scope.
The delivery detail is shared with clients
The workflow, deliverable lists, agreement models and downloadable briefs are shared directly with organizations we are in conversation with. If you have an access code from Sanad, enter it here. If not, use the form below and we will send it.
Strong publication targets. Independent editorial decisions.
We aim for appropriately matched Q1 journals. Acceptance is decided by the journal and cannot be guaranteed. Results are reported accurately, including negative or inconclusive findings. Authorship follows the ICMJE criteria, with contributions documented.
Authorship policyTell us where the project stands.
A brief description of the question, study stage, data readiness, and intended timeline is enough to begin. Please do not include patient data or confidential study details in the initial inquiry.
Planning several projects?
Coordinate original research, institution-selected reviews, and documented cases through one institutional agreement.