Know whether the study is worth running

Before you invest.

Question, gap analysis, and target journals. Fixed fee, defined deliverable, reproducible code.

Sample feasibility note: question, design, expected sample, target journals

Concept & feasibility note

What you get, and how it runs.

A written concept document that turns a clinical area or a rough idea into a specific, publishable question. It states the gap in the literature, the data source and design that can answer it, the expected sample and power, the main risks, and a shortlist of realistic target journals. A short, free version of this note is how every Cohira engagement starts; the full document is the paid stage.

How it works

  1. You send the clinical area, an idea, or a dataset description.
  2. We run a focused literature scan to define the gap and check the question is not already saturated.
  3. We test feasibility against the candidate data source (your data, TriNetX, NIS, GBD, SEER, UK Biobank, or a systematic search).
  4. You receive the concept note with two or three alternative designs where the first choice is weak.

What you get

  • Research question and PICO / estimand statement
  • Gap analysis with key references
  • Recommended data source, design, and analysis outline
  • Expected sample size and feasibility check
  • Target-journal shortlist (Web of Science-indexed, matched to your institution's rules)

$500 per project · typically 5 to 7 working days

Start with a free note

How single-task work runs

Four steps from enquiry to delivery.

01

Send what you have

Dataset, draft, idea, or rejection letter

02

Scope

What the stage needs, within two working days

03

Fixed quote

Scope, timeline, fee in writing

04

Delivery

Deliverable, code, handover note

Test the fit at no cost

Send your area of interest, one idea, or one stalled dataset.

You get a short feasibility note, design, expected sample, realistic journals, free of charge.