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Capture the case
Know what information, images, pathology, treatment details, and follow-up may matter before they become difficult to recover.
Practical research tools for medical trainees
Turn an interesting clinical case into a real scholarly project.
Straightforward guides, templates, and workflow tools built for medical students, residents, fellows, and early-career clinicians who want to navigate case reports without guessing every next step.
Created by Brian A. Moreno, DO · Practical research resources for medical trainees
Founding price$29 one-time
Why I built this
The manuscript is only one part of the process.
Most trainees can find a generic case-report outline. The harder part is knowing what to capture early, how to reconstruct a timeline, what to ask a mentor, how to find the literature gap, what reviewers may request later, and how to move the project all the way to submission and publication.
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Build the story
Organize chart review, literature comparison, teaching point, manuscript structure, figures, and journal selection into one coherent workflow.
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Finish the project
Prepare for submission, answer reviewers without inventing missing data, and convert the finished work into legitimate poster and CV outputs.
Flagship resource
Clinical Case Report Starter Kit
A practical system for taking a clinical case from “this patient is interesting” through chart review, mentor discussion, literature search, writing, figures, consent planning, journal selection, peer review, poster conversion, and CV documentation.
$29founding price · one-time digital download
- 18-module main playbook
- 28 reusable worksheets and templates
- Case opportunity screener
- Chart-review and timeline tools
- Literature comparison matrix
- Manuscript writing framework
- Figure planning tools
- Journal Fit Grid
- Reviewer response system
- Poster and CV tools
- Synthetic case walkthrough
- Excel research tracker
Purchases are delivered as one-time digital downloads through a secure Lemon Squeezy checkout. The resource is educational and does not guarantee journal acceptance or replace journal, institutional, privacy, or ethics requirements.
Free resource
I found an interesting clinical case. What do I do next?
Get the quick first-steps checklist I wish every trainee had before opening a blank Word document.
Start by preserving the evidence and defining the teaching point — not by trying to make the introduction sound impressive.
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About the creator
Built from the workflow I actually use.
I'm Brian A. Moreno, DO, a physician with experience in clinical research, medical writing, case reports, peer-review revisions, poster presentations, and mentorship. I created these resources to make the operational side of clinical scholarship clearer for trainees who may have access to interesting cases but not a step-by-step roadmap for turning them into finished work.
These products are educational resources. They do not provide legal advice, IRB determinations, patient-specific medical advice, or guarantees of publication.
Need individualized support?
I keep self-guided digital resources separate from higher-touch research and publication consulting. If your project needs individualized manuscript review, strategy, or mentorship, visit my consulting page.
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