Clinical Evaluation Report (CER) Update demo
Clinical evaluators see pooled figures recomputed with the arithmetic on screen, and a claim whose only source was retracted marked unsupported. 1:28
What the demo shows
A CER update solution for clinical affairs teams: each new study applied claim by claim
The report is held as its 46 claims, each tied to its sources and requirement rows. Agents read the performance and benefit results of each new item, match the claims it touches, recompute pooled figures with the sum shown, draft the wording and list what each change feeds. The specialist edits, the qualified evaluator approves each claim after opening it, and the clinical affairs manager signs.
Transcript
- Clinical Evaluation Report Update keeps the report as sourced claims.
- For clinical affairs teams: up to four months of upkeep a year.
- A randomized study of 312 patients arrives.
- Agents read its results, never post-market data, and pool the score.
- C-17 becomes a range; its conclusion needs a new line.
- Kerensa, the specialist, signs her acceptance of C-17, then rewrites the conclusion's new line in her own words and signs it.
- Dr. Wendham, the qualified evaluator, reads each claim with its sources before she can approve, confirms the benefit-risk conclusion, and signs; every signature is audited.
- Ilaria, the medical writer, checks and signs the summary.
- Osric, the clinical affairs manager, reads it and signs revision 8.
- Thirteen items, twenty claims touched, one unsupported claim removed.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.