Author: Tuyen Tran
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The Hidden Cost of Overcomplicated Methods
Complex statistics often hide weak data. The best papers use the simplest method necessary.
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The Tools I Use to Organize Research Ideas
Why Notion/Obsidian is better than Word for organizing clinical ideas.
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The Workflow I Use to Rewrite Weak Sections
Don’t tweak words. Delete it, outline the core logic, and rewrite from scratch.
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My Method for Handling Reviewer Requests
Create a systematic audit trail of changes for the Editor.
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When a Study Is Too Small to Matter
Learn when to pivot a small study into a pilot rather than a weak RCT.
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The Problem With ‘Gap Spotting’
Just because a gap exists doesn’t mean it needs filling. Focus on problem-solving.
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My Zotero + AI Workflow
Extract metadata via Zotero plugins, and feed that structured data into Claude.
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How I Revise a Paper in Three Passes
Pass 1: Logic. Pass 2: Flow. Pass 3: Grammar. Never mix them.
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Why Most Studies Lack a Real Contribution
Failing to clearly state what the increment is makes an incremental study feel useless.
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AI Tools I Actually Use for Literature Review
Reviewing SciSpace, Consensus, and Elicit to avoid hallucinations in citations.









