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Sleep quality and exam stress in medical students

Cross-sectional surveySTROBEStage 3 of 5

Sleep quality and exam stress in medical students

Data collection84 / 120 responses

STROBE checklist

6 of 22 addressed

1Title and abstract
2Background / rationale
3Objectives
4Study design
5Setting
6Participants
7Variables
8Data sources / measurement
9Bias
10Study size
11Quantitative variables
12Statistical methods
13Participants (results)After analysis

Tasks — Stage 3

Share survey link with Year 3 cohort
Send reminder before exam weekSystem
Q7 has no attention checkAI

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From scattered to connected

Six tools. Every hand-off by hand.

A typical study moves between 6–10 disconnected tools — exported, reformatted, re-entered — and none of them tells you which reporting guideline your study needs.

One project. Each stage feeds the next.

The same work, connected — plus the two things no tool gave you: a place to start from an idea, and the right guideline built in.

?Where do I start?

Idea

?Which guideline?

Guideline

Forms

Survey

Spreadsheet

Data

Stats package

Analysis

Reference manager

References

Word doc

Manuscript

Email thread

Team

Intake — coming

Start before you have a protocol.

Type a rough idea. Oshki asks the questions that shape a study, checks what’s already published, and gives you an honest verdict with design options — including “not viable as stated” when that’s the truth.

Intake — start from an idea

What do you want to find out?

Idea
Questions
Prior art
Verdict

Closest published studiesPubMed + OpenAlex

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Survey & CRF builder

Build the instrument your protocol describes.

Question types, branching, and a mobile-first respondent page — or a case report form for cohort, case-control, and trial designs, with records entered by your team.

Survey design — Sleep & exam stress

Q1Single choice

Year of study

Year 1Year 2Year 3Year 4+

Q2Likert · 5

Over the past month, how would you rate your sleep quality?

12345Very poorVery good

Mobile-first respondent page · anonymousShare linkQR code

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Analysis

From data to the right test, without guessing.

Oshki reads your variable types and study design and suggests the test that fits — then gives you a results table ready to report.

Analysis — Sleep & exam stress

Data · 84 rows

id	psqiord	stressord
R-001	9	24
R-002	5	17
R-003	12	29
R-004	4	15
R-005	8	21

Suggested test

Results

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Write-up · AI assists, you decide

A draft that knows where its numbers came from.

Methods and Results are drafted from your own protocol and analysis — never invented. Each number stays linked to its source, and nothing goes into your manuscript until you accept or edit it.

Write-up — Results

Analysis

Spearman's ρ	0.41
95% CI	[0.21, 0.58]
p	< .001
n	84

Re-run on 84 responses

Draft · Results

AI-assisted · not inserted yet

Of 84 respondents, poorer sleep quality was moderately associated with higher perceived stress during the exam period (Spearman’s ρ = 0.41, 95% CI [0.21, 0.58], p < .001).

AcceptEditDrafted from your analysis — never invented.

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15 study types

Pick your design. Get its guideline and its path.

Every template comes with the reporting guideline it commits to and the stages that study actually goes through.

Quantitative & Experimental

Qualitative & Observational

Evidence Synthesis & Review

Secondary & Computational

Quantitative & Experimental

Cross-sectional survey

Reporting guidelineSTROBE· 5 stages

1Protocol
2Survey design
3Data collection
4Analysis
5Write-up

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