Andrew Purchase, Director of Pharmacovigilance & Patient Safety and UK QPPV at ICON sat down with...
ICON Q&A: How Can Automation Support Literature Surveillance for... >
Andrew Purchase, Director of Pharmacovigilance & Patient Safety and UK QPPV at ICON sat down with Olasina Sodeinde, Senior Manager, Industry...
As the Director of Consulting Operations for Maple Health Group, I conduct both targeted and...
At our recent webinar, we were joined by Dr. Shirley Sylvester, Therapeutic Area Medical Affairs...
In our most recent webinar, DistillerSR customers Christa Goode, Director of Clinical and Medical...
DistillerSR is excited to join ISPOR 2022! This will be our first in-person conference since 2019...
Dual independent screening in your systematic review process is undoubtedly considered a best...
At our session at MedTech Summit 2021, we were joined by Sara Garbin, Senior Clinical Development...
The introduction of new guidelines for the diagnostics industry, outlined by the In-Vitro...
The Best of Both Worlds: Use EndNote and DistillerSR Together to Produce Better Systematic Reviews >
A presentation at the Medical Librarian Association’s 2021 virtual conference brought together...
Introduction
On May 26, 2021, the European Union Medical Device Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (otherwise...
One key component of realizing Evidence-informed decision making (EIDM) is ensuring decision...
Our clients screen over 50,000 references every day – over 4 million in total to date – and have...
We are currently living through an unprecedented global pandemic. All of our lives are impacted by...
The publication of the original PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and...
This article originally appeared in The Ottawa Citizen by James Bagnall.
Systematic reviews are a time-consuming and resource-intensive process. Even when the review is...
Although artificial intelligence technology is advancing at an incredible pace, it’s still common...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a hot topic in the literature review world these days. For...
It’s common knowledge that “positive” results are often published more frequently and widely than...
