 We are a small women-owned business offering a variety of editing, writing, and scientific research services: ·Document and manuscript editing--including AMA, APA, and Chicago manual styles ·Writing medical and life-science manuscripts/monograph chapters using outlines and/or data ·Rewriting and formatting of manuscripts for journal publication ·Critiquing of manuscripts prior to submission ·Submission of manuscripts to journals, and assistance with reviewers' comments, and creation  of
response documents. ·Literature searching and obtaining copies of journal articles ·Data/statistical analysis |
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We also are willing to collaborate in research projects. Areas that we already collaborate in include ophthalmology, cost-effectiveness of medical interventions, evidence-based medicine, wound and skin specialties, oncology and nutrition, and infectious diseases.
Here
are some of the fruits of our latest research--papers recently published
or in press:
•
Carter
MJ, Fife CE. Factors affecting the healing of chronic wounds: an iconoclastic
view. In: S.L. Percival (Ed.) Microbiology of chronic wounds. London: CRC
Press, 2009 in press.
• Carter
MJ, Fife CE, Walker D, Thomson B. Estimating the applicability of wound-care
randomized controlled trials to general wound care populations by estimating
the percentage of individuals excluded from a typical wound care population
in such trials. Adv Skin Wound care 2009; in press.
• Lansingh
VC, Carter MJ, Nano ME, Mugica JM, Nano HD, Duerksen R. The cost-effectiveness
of cataract surgery. Oftalmol Clin Exp 2008;3:73-77.
• Lansingh VC, Carter MJ. Does open
access in ophthalmology affect how articles are subsequently cited in research?
Ophthalmology 2009; in press.
• Lansingh VC, Carter MJ. The use of global visual
acuity data in a time trade-off approach to calculate the cost-utility of
cataract surgery. Arch Ophthalmol 2009; in press.
• Carter MJ, Warriner RA 3rd. Evidence-based medicine
in wound care: time for a new paradigm. Adv Skin Wound Care 2009;22:12-16.
• Fife CE, Benavides S, Carter
MJ. A patient-centered approach to treatment of morbid obesity and lower
extremity complications: an overview and case studies. Wound
Ostomy Manage 2008; 54: 20-32.
• Fife CE, Carter MJ. Lymphedema
in the morbidly obese patient: unique challenges encountered in a unique
population. Ostomy
Wound Manage 2008; 54:44-56.
• Peskin BS, Sim S, Carter
MJ. The failure of vytorin and statins to improve cardiovascular health:
bad cholesterol or bad theory? J
Am Phys Surg 2008;13:82-87.
• Banaag
LO, Carter MJ. Radionecrosis induced by cardiac imaging procedures: a case
study of a 66-year-old diabetic male with several comorbidities. J
Invasive Cardiol 2008;20:E233-236.
Dr.
Marissa Carter will be teaching a class in scientific nutrition for layperson
this fall and early winter at the Centered Heart in Cody, Wyoming. For further
details and registration, contact Dr Laura Vanderberg at 307-899-6030 or
laura@hereyogacody.com.
