Clinical Trial Disclosure & Redaction demo
Every page of a clinical study report shown with its proposed redactions, each one tied to the rule that made it. 1:13
What the demo shows
A disclosure solution for transparency teams that redacts trial documents before posting.
Agents read every page of a study document, propose redactions of patient identifiers and confidential passages, each tied to the authority's rule, keep the same term redacted the same way across documents and score re-identification risk; a disclosure lead accepts each one.
Transcript
- Clinical Trial Disclosure & Redaction readies study reports for publication, for transparency teams.
- Once published, one readable patient number can identify a person.
- Overnight, five agents proposed every redaction across 2,140 pages, each with its rule.
- Ines clicks subject 1004 to 0217 to see where else it appears.
- The lens lights 38 places.
- One on page 1,806 is still readable.
- The number broke across a line.
- Ines redacts it with the same rule.
- Re-identification risk falls to 0.06 under the 0.09 threshold.
- Two days per report, not 11, with no patient left identifiable.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.