After two editorial rejections, a Cardiology manuscript was about to be shelved. OMEDICS reviewed the methodology, rethought the statistical analysis, and reorganized the article's focus, enabling the paper to progress to editorial acceptance in just seven months.
A doctoral candidate with the clinical part of their thesis already completed needed to resolve the statistical analysis and make progress on the compendium papers within the deadline. OMEDICS integrated statistics, scientific writing, and editorial management into a single process, facilitating a more coherent and efficient execution until the thesis submission was completed.
A pharmaceutical company needed to have robust scientific evidence before key evaluation dates in Europe. OMEDICS developed a systematic literature review with a meta-analysis and coordinated the entire publication process so that the results would be available on time and could support the clinical positioning of the product.
We helped an Orthopedics department transform over ten years of clinical data into publishable scientific evidence. After cleaning the registry, defining a research question, and developing the analysis and manuscript, we achieved publication in a first-quartile journal and opened new lines of work based on the same database.
At OMEDICS, we support a biotech company in the scientific preparation for the launch of one of its products, integrating publications, statistical analysis, and conference participation into a shared strategy. The result was more coordinated management and the generation of proprietary scientific evidence prior to the product's arrival on the market.
