Scientific Communications
Know exactly which publications, decks, and materials rest on evidence that just changed.
A publication is a claim that outlives its evidence review.
Once a manuscript, poster, or deck ships, its claims keep circulating long after the evidence behind them might have moved. Scientific Communications rarely has a system that tells them which published materials now rest on outdated data.
Trace every publication back to what it depends on.
Dimlang links every claim in a publication, deck, or communication asset to its source evidence, so when that evidence changes, Scientific Communications knows which materials need a correction, an update, or at minimum a conversation with Medical Affairs.
Evidence changes. Your publication list doesn't have to guess.
Rather than manually cross-referencing a spreadsheet of publications against evidence updates, affected materials surface automatically, ranked by how central the claim was to the piece.
Four outcomes.
- A live inventory of claims across your publication and communications library.
- Early warning when evidence behind a published claim changes.
- A defensible record of what was known at time of publication versus now.
- Less manual cross-referencing between comms archives and evidence updates.
Teams managing an active, growing body of scientific communications.
Especially teams with a publication history long enough that no one person can hold the full dependency graph in their head.