For Physicians & Clinicians
Pubrica helps physicians and clinicians publish case reports, clinical literature reviews and original research articles, and develop CME content. Many clinicians have the case, the data and the clinical insight but not the time to write. We work from the material you can provide, such as notes, a dictation or an annotated chart, and the clinical judgement remains yours throughout.
- Designed around clinical schedules — we work from notes, dictation or a short call, so you do not need a draft
- Patient consent documented, because journals reject case reports without documented patient consent
- Reporting guidelines applied: CARE for case reports, PRISMA 2020 for reviews, STROBE for observational work
- Clinical judgement stays with you — we will tell you when a request requires your own clinical judgement
- Realistic journal targeting, based on fit with your work rather than on journal prestige
Case reports to CAREIncluded
Clinical literature reviewsIncluded
Consent and ethics wordingIncluded
Working from notes or dictationIncluded
Supplying clinical judgementRemains with you
Case → consented → written → guideline-checked → submitted
- Works from notes, not a finished draft
- Consent documented before writing
- Reporting guideline applied
- Realistic journal targeting
- Clinical judgement stays yours
Our Services
Publication and CME Services for Clinicians
Each service is available on its own and is designed to require as little of your time as possible.
Patient consentMissing consent is the most common reason a good case report is rejected outright. Consent must be documented, and some journals require their own form.
Choosing the review typeWe decide which type of review your question supports before the search runs. An incorrect choice usually becomes visible only at peer review, after the search has been paid for.
Retrospective case seriesA retrospective series from your own practice is an under-used publication opportunity. It usually requires STROBE reporting and an ethics position.
Accredited teaching contentClinicians already teach, and converting that teaching into accredited, citable content is mainly a structuring task.
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Compliance and Standards
Clinical Reporting and Authorship Standards
Clinical publications follow established reporting standards, and documented patient consent is required in every case.
CARE guideline (case reports)
The reporting standard for case reports: presenting concerns, clinical findings, timeline, diagnostic assessment, intervention, outcomes, and the patient perspective where obtainable.
PRISMA 2020 (and the reporting guidelines)
The reporting standard your study design requires — CONSORT 2025 for trials, PRISMA 2020 for reviews, STROBE for observational studies, ARRIVE 2.0 for animal work.
ICMJE Recommendations (authorship and disclosure)
Four authorship criteria, the declarations journals require, and the rule that editing and writing support is acknowledged rather than credited as authorship.
Quality management (cert. H3CR9TCU20251212INDQM10N)
Our certified quality system governs how work is run, recorded and released.
How It Works
How a Clinical Writing Project Works
The process is designed so that your time commitment is measured in hours rather than weekends.
A short call
A twenty-minute call on the case or question. This call and your notes are often enough to begin.
Consent and ethics
Patient consent is documented in the form the target journal requires, and the ethics position is established before writing begins.
Drafting
The manuscript is written from your material to the reporting guideline your design requires, with queries grouped so you answer them at one time.
Submission and after
We select a journal on realistic fit, handle the submission, and draft reviewer responses for your approval.
FAQs
Questions from Physicians and Clinicians
If your question is not answered here, ask an expert — no quote is required.
Yes. That is the usual starting point, and notes, images, a dictation or a twenty-minute call are usually enough.
We do not require a finished draft, because clinicians with full lists rarely have time to write one.
You need documented patient consent for publication in the form your target journal requires. Several journals require their own form rather than a generic one.
Consent is established before writing starts, because a consent problem found at submission usually means the paper cannot be published.
Yes. Under ICMJE criteria the clinical insight, the case selection and the interpretation are authorship contributions. Writing support is acknowledged, not credited as authorship.
We supply the acknowledgement wording and will tell you if a request would make the authorship claim unsound.
Choose a journal that publishes work like yours, from authors with similar profiles, and where acceptance is realistic, rather than the highest-impact journal in the specialty.
A first submission to a journal that is unlikely to accept the paper can cost four months.
Related services
Related Audiences and Services
Services for clinicians who also research or train.
1IF YOU ARE ACADEMIClab and grant work
Academic researchersManuscripts, statistics, submission. Universities and institutionsDepartment programmes.2IF YOU ARE STILL TRAININGthesis and first paper
Students and early careerThesis and first submission. Physician trainingWriting skills, taught.3CLINICAL WRITING SERVICESavailable individually
Case reportWritten to CARE, with consent documented. Physician manuscriptsFrom your own practice data.Request a Free Publishability Assessment for Your Case
Send the case or book a twenty-minute call, and we will tell you whether it can support a publication before we quote for writing it.