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Navidence and Nested Knowledge announce partnership.
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Navidence and Nested Knowledge Partner to Standardize Real World Evidence Computable Operational Definitions

Navidence, a pioneering force in real world evidence and creator of the software platform RWE SherpaTM, is proud to announce a strategic collaboration with Nested Knowledge, a leading provider of AI-based SaaS solutions for systematic literature review, meta-analysis, and evidence synthesis. This collaboration aims to help RWE researchers optimize RWE design and RWD assessment in the Age of Data.

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Navidence and Nested Knowledge announce partnership.
Press Releases

Navidence and Nested Knowledge Partner to Standardize Real World Evidence Computable Operational Definitions

Navidence, a pioneering force in real world evidence and creator of the software platform RWE SherpaTM, is proud to announce a strategic collaboration with Nested Knowledge, a leading provider of AI-based SaaS solutions for systematic literature review, meta-analysis, and evidence synthesis. This collaboration aims to help RWE researchers optimize RWE design and RWD assessment in the Age of Data.

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Nested Knowledge Will Be At ISPOR 2024

From helping you implement faster AI-assisted workflows which speed up your team by up to 75%, to helping you think through how to design your next project with the new JCA requirements in mind, Nested Knowledge has you covered. If there is a singular through line that ties these top trends together, it’s this: evidence synthesis is getting more complicated, not less.

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HTA Wheel
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Towards Patient-Centered Health Technology Assessment

While HTAs are designed to help payers–in some cases governments– allocate resources and control rising healthcare costs, patients are the ultimate stakeholders.
In the seventeen years since researchers first proposed “patient-based health technology assessments,” key institutions have made progress. PCORI, ICER, and other agencies invite patient comments on HTAs and listen to patients on their advisory panels.

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