I need a set of rigorously researched articles that sit comfortably in a peer-reviewed journal yet stay engaging enough for busy policy makers. The primary focus is on healthcare policies and their real-world impact on patient care and treatment pathways. Think evidence-based pieces that can help shape legislative briefs, funding proposals, or strategic plans at ministry and insurer level. Every claim must trace back to peer-reviewed journal literature; no textbook summaries or generic web content. I will supply preferred citation style once we start, but expect inline citations and a reference list for each article. Length will vary by topic—typically 1,800–2,200 words—but clarity and depth come first. Deliverables • 3 draft article outlines for approval • Final manuscripts (Word or Google Doc) with citations and reference list • Plagiarism report and brief research log for transparency Acceptance criteria • Content addresses both policy framework and bedside implications without drifting into academic jargon. • Minimum five recent (≤5 years) peer-reviewed sources per article. • Zero AI-generated passages; I’ll run detection software. • Turnaround: outlines within 3 days, full drafts within 10 days of outline sign-off. If this fits your expertise in health policy writing, let’s schedule a quick call to align on the first topic.