Publication Support
We support the full process from research question to journal publication, transforming clinical and real-world data into peer-reviewed manuscripts, conference abstracts, and academic theses.
The statistical narrative behind every publication.
Good publications begin with good analysis. ACRO works with investigators and graduate researchers to transform clinical and real-world data into peer-reviewed manuscripts, conference abstracts, academic theses, and the supporting statistical figures and tables. Our approach is tailored to the research question, available data, and target journal.
Why it matters
Publications shape how regulators, payers, clinicians, and partners view therapies, interventions, and evidence. Leading journals such as NEJM, The Lancet, JAMA, Journal of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), Annals of Oncology (ESMO), and Blood (ASH), along with major conferences such as ASCO, ESMO, ASH, and AACR, have substantially raised methodological expectations in recent years.
Reporting that accounts for CONSORT, STROBE, and estimands is now essential. These standards increasingly apply to degree research as well, with master's and doctoral theses at research-oriented hospitals expected to meet the methodological standards of peer-reviewed journals.
What we offer
- End-to-end support — From research questions and planning to journal publication
- All investigator publication types — Original research, reviews, case reports, and editorials across therapeutic areas
- Academic theses — Bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees
- Full manuscript development — Scientific writing, statistical reporting, figures, and tables aligned with CONSORT and STROBE
- Conference abstracts and presentations
- Target journal selection and submission management
- Responses to reviewers and revision support
How we work
Every project begins with the research question and target journal, well before the data are finalized. Aligning analysis, narrative, and visual outputs from the outset ensures that manuscripts, abstracts, and theses share a consistent foundation.
Related services
- Medical Evidence Generation — Analytical methodology supporting publications.
- Data Use & Regulatory Strategy — External comparators strengthen the manuscript's evidence narrative.