Clinical Trial Feasibility demo
The study plan as a world map: every country and site ranked with its evidence, and the enrollment forecast recalculated as countries move between lead, core and back-up. 1:14
What the demo shows
A study planning solution for clinical operations that ranks countries and sites, with reasons.
Six agents read the protocol, the sponsor's site history (CTMS), every returned feasibility questionnaire, public registries of competing trials and licensed patient counts. They score each candidate country and site, write a cited reason for each and simulate last patient in (P10–P90). The home is a world map of the plan: click a country to see its evidence, move it between lead, core and back-up and watch the forecast recalculate. The study lead approves allocation changes; the feasibility lead signs the list, filed to the TMF with every rationale.
Transcript
- Clinical Trial Feasibility ranks countries and sites for a new study, with a cited reason for each.
- One in nine activated sites never enrolls a single patient.
- This is VLT-401, a Crohn study for 480 patients, planned on a world map.
- Six agents have red site history, questionnaires, trial registries, and patient counts.
- Lena clicks Brazil. It is backup, strong sites, but a five-month approval.
- Every reason links to its source.
- She moves Brazil to CORE.
- Three sites open and take 36 patients.
- The forecast follows. Last patient in moves from May to March, 2028.
- She sends it to the study lead, and every ranking is filed with its evidence.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.