Creating a Project

getting started with research in tabular after logging into reliant tabular, you will find yourself at the home page centered on screen is the project recipes interface, which is used to begin any new research project reliant’s team has deep experience across the life sciences industry, and has developed default search workflows that are optimally designed for each project type tables are completely customizable following creation the recipes interface has three standard tabs, each corresponding to searches within each of the core datasets integrated with tabular approved drugs fda label search clinical trials clinicaltrials gov scientific literature pubmed abstracts each dataset has its own set of recipes tailored for that integration let’s take a look 1 approved drugs “i want to analyze drugs approved for” allows the user to search by indication this search will bring up all products with fda approval in the given ta, whether this is the product’s only indication, or is one of many this search is excellent for beginning a broader search on a therapeutic area competitive set “i want to analyze the following drug(s)” allows the user to perform a narrow analysis on a particular drug, or set of drugs this search is ideal for exploring nuances within a pre defined market basket 2 clinical trials " i want to analyze drug programs pursuing near term approval in” generates a broad search of all phase 2 and phase 3 trials within a given disease area with a primary completion date in the last three years or future this recipe is ideal for understanding the competitive pipeline landscape within a therapeutic area don’t worry if your search criteria differ from these preset filters clinical trial project tables are continually customizable via the filter bar “i want to review the full pipeline for” allows the user to instantly understand the clinical development history, active trials, and planned research by a particular sponsor no more searching messy company pipeline pager, or scouring ctg for previously completed trials this search is ideal for firm specific competitive background research “i want to create a custom project” allows the user to curate the exact search and filter terms they need if you know exactly what trial data you are looking to analyze, start here 3 scientific literature “i want to find papers discussing the epidemiology of” generates a broad search of literature within a particular indication this broad ta search can then be precisely narrowed using standard and ai powered columns and filters “custom pubmed search” accepts a url of an existing search on the pubmed website, and duplicates the exact same results in tabular for analysis this tool is great if you have existing refined searches no need to recreate your work “i want to build a custom query" allows the user to create complex, layered queries using boolean logic (and, or) to focus results to exactly the literature niche desired this feature is excellent for performing systematic literature reviews with complex defined search criteria tip precise language generates the strongest results remember to use precise language in your search that reflects indication language found in labels for example, entering “kidney cancer” into the fda label search by indication may not capture as many labels as the more specific “renal cell carcinoma” projects side bar on the left side of the tabular ui, a collapsable side bar keeps track of all previous projects and tables use the side bar to organize and rename your tables & projects there is no need to save your work as you go tabular automatically records all table changes so you never lose valuable work!