From Idea to Publication

Expressing Your Professional Opinion

Sub-classroom currently included as a benefit of the CR101 Advanced (VIP) tier. Available to all CR101 Advanced members regardless of when they enroll (founding window or regular). Includes the Time Management for Residents bonus module.

Six ready-to-fill research templates included with your CR101 Premium or VIP membership. Each template maps to a specific module and can be used immediately for your own research project. Templates included: PICO Worksheet, CARE Checklist, Journal Selection Rubric, Cover Letter, Response-to-Reviewers Letter, and Submission Protocol.

Nine advanced research templates for CR101 Advanced members, also available as a standalone purchase. Templates: IRB Exemption Letter, Corresponding Author Follow-up Emails, Response-to-Reviewers by Rejection Type, Conference Poster, Post-Rejection Workflow, Conference Abstract, ICMJE Authorship Statement, Conflict of Interest Disclosure, and Acknowledgments Section.

Your full Clinical Research 101 manual in PDF format (updated July 2026). This document covers all 14 modules in printable, searchable format. Yours permanently once unlocked, regardless of subscription status.

Your home base for the free 30-day sprint. Work through one milestone each week to get your first case report submission-ready for a legitimate indexed journal.

Your home base for the free 14-day letter sprint. Find a recent paper, write a focused letter to the editor, and get it submission-ready for the journal that published it. Writing and methodology help only, not medical advice. Argue the work, never the person. Submission is the goal; acceptance depends on the journal and takes longer. Before posting in the feed, read the pinned Community Posting Guidelines: no patient data and no copyrighted journal figures or screenshots.

Your home base for the free 14-day editorial sprint. Pick a topic you have a real, evidence-supported view on, build the argument, and get a medical editorial submission-ready. Writing and methodology help only, not medical advice. Argue the work and the evidence, never the person or the institution. Submission is the goal; acceptance depends on the journal and takes longer.

Your home base for the free 30-day review article sprint. Pick a focused topic you know well, synthesize the literature, and get a narrative review submission-ready. Writing and methodology help only, not medical advice. Represent the evidence honestly and credit every author. This sprint is for a narrative review; systematic reviews and meta-analyses are a different, larger project. Submission is the goal; acceptance depends on the journal and takes longer.