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Pharma and medical device companies searching for a systematic review software solution to automate review and research processes
About DistillerSR
Automate every stage of your systematic literature review to securely produce evidence-based research faster and more accurately. DistillerSR automates the management of literature collection, triage, and assessment using AI and intelligent workflows. DistillerSR makes any project, large or small, simpler to manage and configure to produce transparent, audit ready, and compliant literature reviews. Search more efficiently with DistillerSR’s integrations with data providers, such as PubMed, automatic review updates, and AI-powered duplicate detection and removal. Automatically import newly published references, always keeping literature reviews up-to-date. Detect and remove duplicate citations preventing skew and bias caused by studies included more than once. Reduce your screening burden by 60% with DistillerSR. Start working on later stages of your review sooner and more accurately by finding relevant references faster and addressing conflicts more easily.
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Starting Price:
$215 per user per month
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DistillerSR Inc.
Founded: 2008
Canada
www.distillersr.com
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