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IEGPs: The Bridge Between Medical Affairs and HEOR
Integrated Evidence Generation Plans (IEGPs) are meant to be the connective tissue across the product lifecycle. Strategic, collaborative plans that guide when, where, and how to generate evidence. In theory, they’re working documents that evolve with your asset. In practice?
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IEGPs: The Bridge Between Medical Affairs and HEOR
Integrated Evidence Generation Plans (IEGPs) are meant to be the connective tissue across the product lifecycle. Strategic, collaborative plans that guide when, where, and how to generate evidence. In theory, they’re working documents that evolve with your asset. In practice?
No Trial Left Behind: Streamlining Clinical Trial Evidence for Systematic Review
When a clinical trial evaluates a novel drug or uncovers a change in medical best practices, the results are often published in a widely-read scientific journal, like JAMA, Lancet, or the NEJM. Even trials that don’t unveil the next blockbuster
How is SLR used in HTA? A Primer from Nested Knowledge
Why Systematic Literature Reviews Matter in HTA Health Technology Assessment (HTA) decisions are only as strong as the evidence that supports them. That’s why systematic literature reviews (SLRs) are a core requirement across global HTA frameworks. They provide a transparent,
Canada’s AI Guidance for Systematic Reviews: What CDA’s Position Means for Researchers and HTA Submissions
Back in 2024,when the UK’s NICE released its position statement on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in health technology assessments (HTAs), Nested Knowledge responded quickly, showing how our platform already aligns with the responsible use of AI in evidence
The Best Questions to Ask Yourself When Starting a Review
At Nested Knowledge, we often say that the difference between a successful and failed evidence synthesis project comes down to how well the Research Question is scoped. Before even launching a review, the most important decision you can make is
Tips and Tricks of Configuring Nested Knowledge’s Tagging Hierarchies for ASTs
Tricks and Tips: The first tip is not about Configuration, but what you do after: Sanity-check a few studies! Sometimes, configuration issues or AI misinterpretations are very easily discoverable by checking just a few studies. If there is an obvious
