A narrative review is a type of research article that provides an overview of a specific topic by summarizing information and highlighting key points from previously published studies.

It is commonly used to help readers gain a clear understanding of the current knowledge in a particular field.

Narrative Review Articles by The Good Research Project

• Two batches per month
• Starts on 15th of every months
• Small batch of 4-6 students only

Topics for Narrative Review starting on 15th October:

1. Cardiovascular benefits of a new drug in Diabetes
2. A new drug for prevention of Kidney disease
(Exact topics will be informed in the group)

For details and information about vacancy, contact the TGRP team on WhatsApp

Eligibility:

– Medical students or graduates.
– ⁠Beginners or advanced both

Information:

– Two narrative review article batches start on 15th of each month
– ⁠Completely virtual.
– A batch of 4-6 students work on a topic together
– ⁠Live and recorded sessions
– ⁠1:1 guidance by mentor
– ⁠Fast completion time of 2-3 weeks.
– ⁠Limited time commitment: Student needs to dedicate up to 4-6 hours per week
– ⁠Authorship based on ICJME criteria.

Publication:

Publication is responsibility of students.
1. Publication fees if any, to be divided equally and paid by students.
2. ⁠Complete support for journals selection, till article gets published – will be provided by TGRP.

Register by paying the Course Fees through the links above.

What happens after you register?

After you register by paying the course fees, you will receive an email from TGRP team with a link to join the research group. (Make sure to check spam)

This is how the research group works:
1. Introduction of all team members & TGRP team members
2. Topic selection
3. One or two Live / recorded class to discuss about the research topic, how the research will be executed, use of research tools
4. Live / recorded class to discuss about specifics of research and allotment of task
5. Students should compete their task by deadline. Any questions or queries will be answered by mentors in the group itself. If there are more queries, another class will be taken.
6. TGRP mentor reviewed the article written by students & suggestions for corrections / modifications.
7. Article undergoes checks for grammar, language and plagiarism.
8. Journal selection (First choice is a PubMed indexed journal with low to no cost and fast peer-review time. Other options, Scopus/DOAJ/EMBASE indexed journals)
9. Guidance and support for documentation and submission process.

Note:
– Authorship is decided based on ICJME criteria. The student who does the most work and takes initiative are awarded higher position. Tasks are usually allotted based on first come first served basis. Authorship positions cannot be guaranteed beforehand and is strictly based on ICJME criteria.
– Publication fees are not included in course fees. These are to be paid to journal directly.
– Authors are responsible for the correctness of their own work. TGRP will not take responsibility for any incorrect information written by authors.
– In some circumstances, the mentor will be last or corresponding author.