A good report should tell the "story" of your study. It should be written in a way that allows a reader to re-create the study using your report as a guide. Write the report in an order that makes logical sense for the reader, with the understanding that this may not necessarily be exactly the same as the physical or chronological order used to conduct your project.

Make sure that your report is precise and to the point, and that you have explained all the important details clearly. It is important that the report is readable and understandable for somebody who was not involved in the project. It is always helpful to include plenty of visual aids, such as graphs acquired using STATA, to help explain your results and allow you make your points.