We routinely conduct literature reviews to meet our clients' needs. In some cases, the literature review is conducted within the context of a larger project, such as a reimbursement or value dossier. In other cases, the literature review is a stand-alone project. All of our literature reviews follow a well-defined process that includes developing a rigorous literature search strategy, conducting the literature search, identifying articles appropriate for inclusion, and synthesizing the information from these articles to develop the report.
The results of our literature reviews help our clients gain insights on variety of topics, including the following:
Definitions, etiology, and diagnosis of a disease
Epidemiologic, humanistic, and economic burden of a disease
Treatment guidelines and patterns in clinical practice
Clinical effectiveness of comparator treatments
Cost-effectiveness of comparator treatments
When you collaborate with us on a literature review, you gain the benefit of our broad therapeutic experience, as well as our expertise across numerous disciplines, including market access, health economics, patient-reported outcomes, biometrics, and epidemiology.
