How to classify this publication.

[Endoxifen]

I'm going to be a bit vague because the paper is still in progress and I want to minimize risk of being scooped. My PI and I are working on developing a new statistical tool for clinician use. It's not a massive tool by any means, but it will be useful and more importantly, usable. Since this isn't hypothesis based, how do I classify this paper? Would it be any different from normal clinical paper in my app? Thanks!

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[Endoxifen]

Accidentally created two! Sorry!

 

[Endoxifen]

You would note it as any other paper once it has been accepted for publication. You would not list it prior to that

Thank you!

 

[Goro]

I'm going to be a bit vague because the paper is still in progress and I want to minimize risk of being scooped. My PI and I are working on developing a new statistical tool for clinician use. It's not a massive tool by any means, but it will be useful and more importantly, usable. Since this isn't hypothesis based, how do I classify this paper? Would it be any different from normal clinical paper in my app? Thanks!

I trust that it's a peer reviewed paper?

Sounds like a stats paper to me. Not all papers are hypothesis based. Descriptive papers also exist...just as case reports, or your finding a new clam in the Gulf of Mexico.