## Identify prospective vs. retrospective studies, extract data about costs, and more

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| Hello!<br>You mentioned in your Elicit signup form that you currently work in biomedicine, life sciences, or similar field so I wanted to share this new video with you. <br>In this video, I walk through how health economics & outcomes researchers might use Elicit to extract key details from the literature.

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| I show how to extract data like: |

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| - Datasets used<br>- Methodology<br>- Number of patients<br>- Number of biopsies<br>- Number of complications<br>- And whether the study was retrospective, prospective, a case study |

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| If you're doing this type of work, I'd love to learn more about what it's like and how Elicit can help! Please let me know. |

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| [Try Elicit for HEOR](/content/?utm_source=email&utm_campaign=heor/index.html) |

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| Best,<br>Jungwon<br>COO & Cofounder at [Elicit](/content/?utm_source=email/index.html) |  |  |  |