Use and Impact of New Technologies for Evidence Synthesis: Literature Review and Qualitative Data Collection
This report studies the implementation and impact of new technologies to support the development of evidence syntheses.
Avery Adams is an analyst at RAND. They work primarily in health and care at RAND Europe with research interests including health care delivery, safety, knowledge ecosystems and evidence synthesis methodologies.
Before joining RAND, they completed a Master's degree in history and philosophy of science and medicine at the University of Cambridge.
Education
M.Sci. in history and philosophy of science and medicine, University of Cambridge; B.A. in history, University of Cambridge