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Deputy Head of Rare Diseases (UK) at Costello Medical

Interested on how the JCA methods and processes will influence your literature review strategies? Take a look at this blog post we've put together!

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As the implementation of the EU HTA Joint Clinical Assessment (JCA) regulation in 2025 draws nearer, our teams across Value and Access and Evidence Generation have been reflecting on the challenges and opportunities the JCA brings to our industry clients. We will be sharing our reflections each Wednesday over the month of July. First up, our Literature Reviews and Synthesis team has been considering what the new JCA regulation will mean for systematic literature reviews (SLRs), exploring the practical implications for the planning and implementation of SLRs, as well as the potential benefits for the wider scientific community. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eB_WVxVu If you are interested in exploring how our teams could support you with projects in EU HTA, please contact Matthew Griffiths, Global Head of HTA, or Catherine Bunting, Head of Market Access.

Better Together: The Impact of Joint Clinical Assessments on Systematic Literature Reviews

Better Together: The Impact of Joint Clinical Assessments on Systematic Literature Reviews

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