Nested Knowledge, Inc. is a technology company focused on clinical evidence management and insights generation. They offer an advanced software platform designed for systematic literature review and meta-analysis, supporting the entire clinical data lifecycle. This includes research and development, clinical trial planning, regulatory submissions, medical publishing, and lifecycle management of medical products.
The company provides tools like AutoLit®, which automates literature search, screening, data extraction, and critical appraisal. It features AI capabilities for highlighting relevant studies and generating PRISMA diagrams. Their Synthesis tool allows users to visualize, analyze, and share insights from curated clinical data, supporting living systematic reviews that can be continuously updated. Nested Knowledge serves a variety of clients, including medical device companies, research hospitals, and private practice clinicians, helping them improve the quality and accessibility of clinical evidence for informed health decisions.
Nested Knowledge, Inc. is a technology company focused on clinical evidence management and insights generation. They offer an advanced software platform designed for systematic literature review and meta-analysis, supporting the entire clinical data lifecycle. This includes research and development, clinical trial planning, regulatory submissions, medical publishing, and lifecycle management of medical products.
The company provides tools like AutoLit®, which automates literature search, screening, data extraction, and critical appraisal. It features AI capabilities for highlighting relevant studies and generating PRISMA diagrams. Their Synthesis tool allows users to visualize, analyze, and share insights from curated clinical data, supporting living systematic reviews that can be continuously updated. Nested Knowledge serves a variety of clients, including medical device companies, research hospitals, and private practice clinicians, helping them improve the quality and accessibility of clinical evidence for informed health decisions.
