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Hi Teresa,

I am updating one as we speak and sifting through articles  to decide what to pull. Which software are you thinking of as I could do au natural  and put the same papers through automated  language systems and report back on how it works. I am interested in elements of automating for doing participatory research on questions patients public are interested in but are not likely to get funding for. I think conceptually it is a great idea! 

If anyone has software preference for this or if there is one that is low cost and free that would be awesome!

Thanks

Best
Amy

Amy Price 
Empower 2 Go 
Building Brain Potential
Http://empower2go.org
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On 18 Jul 2013, at 08:47 AM, "Benson, Teresa" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

I’m wondering if anyone out there has toyed with using natural language recognition/programming software to “read” journal articles and apply elements of a critical appraisal checklist.  While it wouldn’t replace humans, it might be interesting to see if it’s helpful for screening large numbers of articles when doing systematic reviews.  Thanks,

 

Teresa Benson, MA, LP

Clinical Lead, Evidence-Based Medicine

McKesson Health Solutions
18211 Yorkshire Ave

Prior Lake, MN  55372

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