Value Analysis Committee Dossier demo
Off-label wording from a rep's notes stopped before a hospital committee sees it, and the cost case worked on that hospital's own contract price. 1:24
What the demo shows
For device makers: each hospital value analysis committee's form answered with sourced evidence
Agents read each hospital's form, draft every answer from approved sources with a citation, compute the cost impact from the hospital's own volume and attachments, check every sentence against the label and rehearse the committee's likely questions. A health economist signs the cost model, a compliance reviewer opens each flagged claim and a sample of the rest before approving, and the account manager sends. Agents never send, sign or choose between conflicting prices, and never read complaint or recall records.
Transcript
- Value Analysis Committee Dossier helps device makers answer a hospital's own product request form.
- By our estimate, one form takes ten to thirty hours.
- Agents fill it in order, every answer cited, and price 1,180 knees.
- Larkmoor's file has two cement prices; Cassius picks July, so a saving becomes a $29,500 cost.
- Vashti opens each claim beside the label: this one claims revision surgery.
- She decides the others one at a time, each with its source beside it.
- One press decides one sentence, and only after it has been on her screen.
- She finishes the sixth, then reads a sample of approved sentences.
- Then a second sample and the cost change; every signature is recorded by name.
- She approves; Solveig sends it twelve days before the committee, every sentence checked.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.