Protocol and planification for evidence generation strategy

A systematic literature review identifies, appraises and synthesises all the relevant studies on a defined question, following a protocol set in advance. When the data allow, meta-analysis, network meta-analysis and indirect treatment comparisons combine the results to compare treatments for HTA and reimbursement decisions.
Protocol planification in evidence review and synthesis ensures methodological transparency and reduces bias by establishing predefined criteria for evidence selection and analysis. It allows for comprehensive evidence synthesis, offering more robust conclusions through a clearer understanding of the clinical value of interventions.Clevidence’s team has conducted several systematic reviews and meta-analyses, including network meta-analyses and indirect treatment comparisons, in accordance with the highest methodological standards to synthesize evidence for comparative effectiveness analyses of health technologies. These reviews have generated evidence that is valuable for guiding clinical decision-making and supporting health technology assessment (HTA) processes.
The services supported policy decisions that enhanced treatment accessibility and resource efficiency.
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