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Evidence Synthesis, Data Analysis and Research Communication for Public Health Agencies and NGOs
Pubrica supports public health agencies and NGOs with evidence synthesis, data analysis and research communication. Our services include systematic, rapid and living reviews, policy and programme evaluation, population and surveillance analysis, and plain-language summaries and briefings. Each deliverable sets out its methods and states the uncertainty in the evidence clearly, so the findings can be used by technical reviewers, policymakers and the public.
Every deliverable states its limitations and uncertainty clearly.
- Uncertainty clearly stated
- Methods published with the finding
- Plain-language versions
- Mutual NDA on request
- You remain the publisher
Service Scope
Evidence synthesis and evaluation for public health decisions.
We prepare evidence reviews, evaluations and analyses for public health agencies and NGOs. Each uses a documented method and states the uncertainty alongside the main findings, not only in a limitations section.
Reported
Uncertainty in the findings
What the evidence does and does not show, stated clearly.
Published with
The method
Search strategies, code and decisions, published with the findings.
Delivered in
Two registers
The technical report and the plain-language version, from the same evidence.
Our Services
Evidence reviews, evaluations and summaries for agencies and NGOs.
Available as single projects or as an ongoing arrangement across a programme.
Deliverables and the standards they follow
All Services
Services available for public health programmes.
Grouped by type of work, so you can start where you need to. Services governed by a different regulation are listed on the relevant sector page.
47 services, grouped
Available individually or together. When several run at once, one named lead coordinates them so the documents are consistent.
Who We Serve
Teams we work with in agencies and NGOs.
The scoping read is tailored to the team that requests it.
Roles we support
Standards and Guidelines
Standards our work follows.
Each deliverable follows the relevant reporting standard at the current edition. When a standard has changed recently, the deliverable states which version was used.
Reporting standards we apply
Our Use of AI
Used for search and formatting. Not used to write your science.
This policy applies to every service, sector and deadline.
AI use policy
How it works
A five-step process, starting with a free scoping read.
We review your project before providing a quote.
One
Scoping read
Two business days, at no cost. We set out the work required, the assigned team and the cost.
Two
Named team
You are told who is assigned and what they have worked on, before anything starts.
Three
Outline signed off
Every section, what goes in it and its source — approved before drafting.
Four
Draft and review
Independent review, quality control and reference verification, each signed off separately.
Five
Handover
The deliverable with its working files, version-controlled and revised within the agreed scope.
Throughout
One named lead
One person coordinates the engagement, so documents stay consistent.
What you provide, what we provide
Send us what you have. We will tell you what is missing.
The scoping read includes an inventory of existing material.
You send
The source
What exists already, your templates, and the date it has to be finished by.
We send back
A written view
What is there, what is missing, and what condition the existing material is in.
Then
A scope and a figure
Quoted per programme, with the named team and the timeline, before you commit.
Our Experts
Our reviewers, analysts and writers.
Experts are assigned by subject and sector. Writers hold a master’s degree or doctorate in life sciences, medicine, pharmacy or a relevant discipline and have at least five years of experience in the field. Where specific guidance applies, they keep up to date with it.
Specialists available for public health work
Sample Work
Sample deliverables.
Published where the client agreed, redacted where they asked.
Benefits
Benefits for public health clients.
What clients told us they value.
What you get
Packages
Quoted per programme, not per page.
Pricing is based on the work involved, not word count. The free scoping read produces a quote you can budget for.
First
Scoping read
Free, two business days. A written assessment of what the work needs.
Then
A written scope
Deliverables, standards, named team and timeline, agreed before work starts.
Quoted
Per programme
One figure for the scope agreed, with revisions inside it rather than billed per round.
Quality Assurance
Revisions within the agreed scope.
If a deliverable does not meet the agreed scope, we rework it at no extra charge and repeat the independent review.
What the guarantee covers
FAQs
Common questions from public health agencies and NGOs.
Sometimes, as a rapid review with its limitations stated, rather than a compressed systematic review. The distinction matters, because a rapid review described as systematic can be fairly criticised on that point. We will tell you which approach fits three weeks and what it can and cannot support.
We prepare the evidence and, if needed, an evidence-to-decision framework to structure the judgement. The recommendation remains yours, because it involves values and priorities your organisation sets. If the evidence does not support a draft recommendation, we will tell you.
Yes. It is best produced by the same team from the same evidence base, rather than by a separate agency afterwards. A summary written from a press line rather than the report is more likely to misstate the findings.
Most routine data has known limitations. What matters is that they are stated and that the analysis accounts for them. Undercounting, coverage gaps and changing case definitions can be handled if they are declared in the report.
Yes, including consortium applications where several partners contribute text and the application needs to read as one document.
We do not set policy, advocate, or write to a predetermined conclusion. If the evidence does not support a position your organisation has taken, we will tell you and will not write around it.
Related Services
Related sectors and services.
Our team can support work that spans more than one sector.
Other sectors and other ways in
Discuss your public health project requirements.
Tell us what you are working on and your deadline. The scoping read is free, takes two business days, and gives you a written assessment of what the work needs and who would lead it.