Our manuscript "ADDIS: a decision support system for evidence-based medicine" has been accepted for publication in the Decision Support Systems special issue on "Modeling for Better Healthcare". The paper describes the ADDIS system as such, placing it in the context of clinical development and regulatory assessment. The paper details the data model as well as the evidence synthesis and decision modeling that is supported by ADDIS.
ADDIS v1.10.1 is a bugfix release. ADDIS 1.10 introduced a nasty problem that potentially corrupts your data files, so we urge everyone using v1.10 to upgrade immediately to 1.10.1 (see the linked page for more details).
We are happy to announce the release of ADDIS v1.10. This new release introduces a graphical installer, double-click opening of data files and additional study design features.
This new version of GeMTC adds a new graphical user interface (GUI) and the ability to generate WinBUGS/OpenBUGS models.
Our manuscript "Multi-criteria benefit-risk assessment using network meta-analysis" has been accepted by the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. The paper details the evidence-synthesis based SMAA benefit-risk model implemented in ADDIS since v0.10 (and refined in subsequent versions).
The second paper, "Algorithmic Parameterization of Mixed Treatment Comparisons", will appear as an open access article in Statistics and Computing. It discusses how inconsistency models for network meta-analysis can be generated automatically, and so it describes functionality included in both ADDIS and our MTC software.
See our publications page for details on these and other publications.
