Public health & epidemiology
Representative samples, structured clinical interviews and comparable longitudinal evidence.
Public health & epidemiology
EVALRI conducts population-based and longitudinal epidemiologic research using standardized clinical interviews and representative sampling strategies. The objective is to measure not only diagnoses, but also symptom patterns, comorbidity, function, treatment, and trajectories over time.
Ad-Infer applies the same questioning logic and diagnostic definitions across participants, languages, sites, and assessment waves. This consistency supports estimates of prevalence and incidence, analysis of persistence and remission, and investigation of multidomain clinical burden.
Programs have included large general-population studies in the United States, Europe, and Asia. EVALRI also develops targeted studies for emerging public-health questions, vulnerable populations, and conditions that are difficult to characterize through administrative data alone.
Explore the inferential framework
See how Ad-Infer links clinical knowledge, causal reasoning, integrated language functions and longitudinal evidence.