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Workshops & Webinars

Live taught sessions for a group, built around your own manuscripts rather than worked examples. The scheduled programme, and how to request one for your department. This library is now complete: every item below is published and free to read, with the standard it is built to and the date that standard was read stated on the item itself.

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Each item names the standard it is built to and the date that standard was read.

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Scope of the library

The library is published as a list of forthcoming items rather than as a finished collection, because advance notice of planned content is more useful than a page that appears only when complete. Items that readers identify as immediately useful are moved up the production queue.

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WorkshopResearch Data Analytics & AIAvailable

Interpreting your own analysis

For researchers who commission statistics rather than run them.

Posted 10 October 2026Reading time 7 minBy Pubrica Academyinterpreting statistics workshopstatistics for non-statisticiansreading regression outputp-value interpretationresults interpretation trainingBiostatistics
WorkshopResearch PromotionAvailable

Presenting research at congress

Poster and slide design, and answering the question you were hoping nobody would ask.

Posted 10 October 2026Reading time 7 minBy Pubrica Academycongress presentation workshopposter design trainingconference Q&A practicescientific poster designpresenting research congressPoster preparation
WorkshopResearch PublicationAvailable

Responding to reviewers

A real comment set worked through together, with the rebuttal drafted in the session.

Posted 10 October 2026Reading time 7 minBy Pubrica Academyresponding to reviewers workshoprebuttal drafting sessionpeer review response trainingreviewer comments workshoprevision workshopResponse to reviewers
WorkshopResearch Data Analytics & AIPRISMA 2020Available

Systematic review methods

Two sessions: question and search, then screening and synthesis.

Posted 10 October 2026Reading time 8 minBy Pubrica Academysystematic review workshopsystematic review trainingPRISMA training sessionreview methods workshopPROSPERO workshopSystematic review
WorkshopResearch WritingCONSORT 2025Available

Writing to a reporting guideline

Half a day, built around manuscripts your group is writing now.

Posted 10 October 2026Reading time 8 minBy Pubrica Academyreporting guideline workshopCONSORT workshopmanuscript checklist sessionwriting workshop researchreporting guideline trainingMedical writing

How these are built

Edition and date statements for each item

Templates and flow charts encode rules, and such rules change. Each item that depends on a reporting guideline, a funder policy or a publisher requirement states the edition to which it was built and the date on which that edition was consulted, so that readers can determine whether it remains current before relying on it.

The four rules

The standard, namedWhich guideline or policy the item is built to, at its edition
The date it was readBecause a requirement can change the week after we publish
What it does not coverStated on the item rather than discovered when it fails
Revised, not replaced quietlyWhen a standard moves the item is updated and says so

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Categories served by the library

The same material is organised in two ways: by resource type and by subject.

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ArticlesEverything published across the four categories, in one list — newest…
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GuidelinesThe reporting standards themselves, summarised in plain language, with the…
Process Flow ChartsThe sequences drawn out: what happens in what order, who decides at each…
ChecklistsShort lists to run before you send something, so nothing important is left…
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