Literature Screening / Data Extraction

Literature screening is the process of efficiently selecting only the publications that meet your specific objectives from search results and literature pools.

This service can be used for data collection in research, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses. It is also ideal for gathering evidence to support parameter settings in clinical trial protocols (e.g., efficacy thresholds and sample sizes), as well as selecting target literature for review when compiling Clinical Evaluation Reports (CERs) for medical devices.

IMIC provides end-to-end support—from literature collection and organization to information extraction and comprehensive listing. From massive volumes of literature data, we accurately extract essential information based on your requested criteria, such as patient demographics, endpoints, and study designs, delivering it in an easy-to-read format.
Allow us to eliminate the operational burden of managing complex search datasets.

• We thoroughly review every detail—from the title and author abstract to the main text—to eliminate all irrelevant information and extract only the data you truly need based on your specified keywords and criteria.
• This significantly reduces the burden of searching for information within vast amounts of literature.
• We can also handle the entire process—from data collection and extraction to the creation of literature summaries—as a single, integrated service.
• We have experience delivering results not only to pharmaceutical companies but also to academic institutions.