# SLR and JCA Extraction for a Health-Economics Consultancy | Super Cat

> Claude pipelines for a London health-economics consultancy: SLR screening with quoted rationales and JCA extraction across 27 EU countries, every row traceable.

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Last modified: 2026-10-24

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# London Health-Economics Consultancy: AI-Assisted SLR and JCA Extraction

Two Claude pipelines for a London health-economics consultancy: SLR screening with a quoted rationale for every criterion, and JCA clinical-environment extraction across 27 EU countries into a 23-column, fully traceable schema.
research.pipeline SLR · JCA

- SLR · screen Per-criterion decision + quoted rationale

- SLR · ground Every quote checked against its source

- JCA · 27 countries Guidelines · HTA decisions · EMA product information

- JCA · 23 columns Every row traceable to country, document, page and quote

one pipeline in Docker · one in a Claude Code session · no API key

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## The problem

SLR screening and JCA evidence extraction are high-volume, repetitive and auditable. Reviewers read thousands of abstracts and full texts, every decision needs a reason, and a JCA dossier needs per-country population and comparator evidence from guidelines, HTA decisions and product information, with verbatim quotes and traceability.

## What we built

An SLR screening pipeline that sends each study to Claude with the review’s eligibility criteria and returns per-criterion decisions with quoted rationales in the existing Excel layout, with batch mode, resume and grounding checks. A separate JCA pipeline runs in a Claude Code session with no API key, extracts population and comparator evidence for 27 EU countries from national guidelines, HTA decisions and EMA product information, and writes a 23-column schema where every row is traceable to country, document, page and quote.

Before: Thousands of records to screen; Every decision needs a cited reason; 27 countries, three evidence streams. After: 27 EU countries · 23-column extraction · every row traceable.Before

- Thousands of records to screen

- Every decision needs a cited reason

- 27 countries, three evidence streams

How it works

- 01 Ingest the library. PDFs, registry exports, EndNote files and saved search pages load by content, not by filename.

- 02 Screen against the criteria. Each study returns a per-criterion decision and a quoted rationale, in the review’s existing Excel columns.

- 03 Ground every quote. A post-run check verifies that each rationale quotes its source record.

- 04 Batch, resume, never pay twice. The whole library runs at once, at roughly half the API cost, and a crash resumes from the checkpoint.

- 05 Extract JCA evidence. Population and comparator evidence for 27 EU countries, from national guidelines, HTA decisions and EMA product information.

- 06 Validate and hand over. The output is checked against the published JCA report; sources that cannot be fetched go to a human upload queue.

After
27 EU countries · 23-column extraction · every row traceable

Stack
Systematic Literature Review JCA Health Economics Evidence Extraction Claude EU HTA Life Sciences UK

## Why it holds up

Every decision is auditable: a per-criterion rationale with a quote, a row traceable to country, document, page and quote, and a validation run against the published JCA report. The model reads and extracts; it does not invent. Sources it cannot fetch go to a human queue.

## Team adoption

Who uses it nowThe health-economics research team running the SLR and JCA work.
What we handed overTwo pipelines, the review prompts, the 23-column JCA workbook, the validation run and the human upload queue.
What changedFrom manual screening and per-country extraction to per-criterion decisions with quoted rationales and a traceable JCA sheet.

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