ICIC 2016: Improving the Pharmacovigilance Literature Screening Process. How New Content Licensing Options Enable Reviews Beyond the Abstract
Screening scientific literature for the purpose of detecting adverse side effects of drugs is burdensome, yet essential. The discovery and retrieval of full-text journal articles is a necessary part of this process. Cursory screening of abstracts has been used to determine which journal articles require full-text reviews. And transactional purchases have historically been the only option for accessing the full-text for non-subscribed content when cursory reviews lead to in-depth review requirements. In February 2016, a new full-text article rental program was introduced to the drug safety market with the potential to enable a deeper screening of scientific journal content. In this session, Reprints Desk will present information related to new full-text article rentals, including an overview of how article rentals work and time-saving workflow options.
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ICIC 2016: Improving the Pharmacovigilance Literature Screening Process. How New Content Licensing Options Enable Reviews Beyond the Abstract
- 1. Improving The Pharmacovigilance Literature Screening Process How New Content Licensing Options Enable Reviews Beyond The Abstract Peter Derycz, CEO & President, Reprints Desk, Inc. ICIC 2016 Conference, Heidelberg, October 17th-18th
- 2. • Pharmacovigilance Screening • Screening by Acquisition • Screening by Rental • How Rental Works • Summary
- 3. Pharmacovigilance Screening • In 50% of cases, drug safety managers are unsure if documents are relevant • In 30% of cases, documents are regarded as irrelevant after the purchase • Determining relevance based on abstracts is prone to mistakes
- 4. Publisher Subscriptions Pay-Per-View Tokens Full-Text Document Delivery Price EUR 35-50 per document The Old Way: Screening By Acquisition
- 5. Lower Costs: 50% Savings With Rentals Researchers don’t always know which papers they need Copyright is a barrier to evaluating the importance of an article Resulting in costly purchases and less budget for critical articles
- 6. The New Way: Screening By Content Rental Rental prices are EUR 10-25 per document Upgrade to PDF purchase at any time Rental fee is fully applied to purchase price Rental will be delivered within minutes Screen more full-text for the same budget Make better purchasing decisions
- 7. How Does Content Rental Work?
- 8. Document Rentals – Online Order Form
- 9. Document Rentals – Article Galaxy Widget Pulls in free web content, plus will recognize any e-journal subscriptions you may have purchased Low cost purchase options for external content, e.g. rental price here is $ 15.50 for three days
- 10. Document Rentals – Article Viewer 72 hour counter Upgrade to a PDF Purchase Navigation Options
- 11. Document Rentals – PDF Purchase Upgrade
- 12. Limitations of Content Rental Document readable in browser only Can not be printed, saved or annotated Rental available for 3 days 2 weeks to start rental Not all documents are available as rental
- 13. Advantages for Pharmacovigilance Screening Improved literature screening – fewer oversights of adverse effects Cost savings – 10% less budget for 20% fewer documents purchased No risk – costs for rentals can be fully applied to purchase at any time Integrated workflows - rental availability right at the point of discovery Instant upgrade - native PDFs delivered within minutes
- 14. Questions