This article originally appeared in The Ottawa Citizen by James Bagnall.
Emerging after the SARs pandemic in the early 2000's, the NCCMT (National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools) has been supporting EIDM in Canada for over 12 years. NCCMT's mission is to curate evidence, build competence, and accelerate change to support EIDM in public health.
One key...
The Appointment Completes Year-long Recruitment of Executive Team to Drive the Company’s Business Strategy
Systematic reviews are a time-consuming and resource-intensive process. Even when the review is “small,” it’s common to see these projects take several months to complete. However, today there has been a shift in the needs of the systematic review community. More evidence than ever before is...
Evidence Partners Awarded FedDev Ontario Funding to Accelerate Company’s Innovation and Growth Plans
Ottawa, Canada, November 8, 2020 - Evidence Partners® Inc., provider of the world’s first AI-enabled literature review automation software, DistillerSR™, today announced it has received $900,000 in financing from the Government of Canada’s FedDev Ontario regional development agency. FedDev...
New Capabilities Build on DistillerSR’s Market Leading Artificial Intelligence and Workflow Automation for Reviews
Ottawa, Canada, October 14, 2020 – Evidence Partners Inc., provider of the world’s first AI-enabled literature review automation software, DistillerSR, today announced that it has been selected by the Lazaridis Institute to be part of the sixth cohort of the Lazaridis ScaleUp Program. The...
Although artificial intelligence technology is advancing at an incredible pace, it’s still common for researchers to hesitate when it comes to implementing it into their systematic review processes. Why?
As a Research Lead for Medlior Health Outcomes Research Ltd., I regularly oversee and coordinate large systematic literature reviews (SLRs). These literature reviews can often require screening thousands, even tens of thousands, of citations to support Global Value Dossiers, or Health Technology...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a hot topic in the literature review world these days. For researchers working on systematic reviews, there are many tasks that are currently amenable to automation and AI. But it’s important to know, from a researcher perspective, that not all AI is created...