Overview AI vs. traditional systematic literature reviews (SLRs) is a question evidence teams now face daily, not just in academic debate. An SLR is a structured process for reviewing available research on a defined question. It includes identifying, screening, appraising, and synthesizing relevant studies. It follows a pre-registered protocol, such as the one described in…

Overview The future of Systematic Literature Reviews (SLRs) depends on thoughtful integration of technology rather than complete replacement of expert judgment. SLRs remain the foundation for reliable evidence synthesis across healthcare, technology assessment, and policy. The volume of published studies continues to expand, placing heavy demands on research teams that must deliver timely, transparent, and…