Clinical Development
Study reports written from study data.
The documents in a study set all quote each other, so they get built from one source instead of separately.
The applications for clinical development.
Each one is a family of related work rather than a single workflow, built with the specialists who do it.
Clinical Scribe
CSRs and nonclinical study reports
Database lock, and the narrative is still six weeks out. Scribe drafts the clinical study report from the tables, listings and figures, the protocol and the SAP, and ties every number back to its listing as it writes.
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Protocol Studio
Protocols, synopses, investigator brochures and consent
The protocol says one thing, the synopsis another, and the consent form a third. The whole family is authored from one source of truth, so a change to an endpoint arrives already flagged in every other document that quoted it.
See Protocol Studio →
What arrives.
The documents this function is judged on, authored from your own records and reviewed before your team opens them.
- Clinical study reports built from the tables, listings and figures, the protocol and the SAP
- Nonclinical study reports for Module 4
- Protocols, amendments and synopses that agree with each other
- Investigator brochures and per-site packages
- Informed consent per site and region
- Statistical analysis plans
- One change to a number, and every document quoting it gets flagged
Start where it hurts.
We'll run it live on a section of your own work.
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