Many health researchers in Saudi Arabia now need Scopus or Web of Science publications for promotion, residency, or postgraduate progression. Systematic reviews are often the first paper they attempt. I help researchers and students from King Saud University, King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, and Princess Nourah University put their reviews together in Overleaf. My tutoring and assistance covers:

– PRISMA 2020 flow diagrams drawn in TikZ, easy to update when screening numbers change
– Data extraction and study characteristics tables on landscape pages
– Risk of bias tables for RoB 2, ROBINS-I, the Newcastle-Ottawa Scale, and JBI checklists
– Search strategy appendices for PubMed, Embase, CINAHL, and the Saudi Digital Library
– Vancouver referencing with biblatex
– Formatting for the Saudi Medical Journal, the Saudi Pharmaceutical Journal, BMJ Open, and Cureus

I guide you to keep the PRISMA checklist beside your draft, so nothing is missed before submission.

Degrees:
– PhD Public Health
– BSc Nursing

Experience:
I have 13 years of experience writing and formatting health sciences reviews. Most of my clients are Saudi nurses, pharmacists, and residents doing their first systematic review. Many are preparing for a Saudi Commission for Health Specialties research requirement or a master’s thesis. The usual problem is a Word draft that has outgrown Word. I move it into Overleaf, rebuild the tables, and draw the PRISMA diagram so it can be edited in seconds. Risk of bias tables take the most time, especially with 40 or more studies. I also prepare a clean search appendix that reviewers can reproduce.