Use case 1 · Trial enrollment acceleration
AI cohort matching against EHR data at academic medical centers and IDNs. Lifts enrollment 3–5x. Common in oncology, rare disease, complex chronic conditions.
Clinical trial AI, AI-driven cohort matching, regulatory submission document generation, real-world evidence pipelines, and pharmacovigilance AI for pharmaceutical companies. Built by the team that’s been integrating with clinical systems since 2013.
$45K Discovery · $95K Production-Ready · $145K Pilot-Ready

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Pharma Clinical AI is the engineering of AI features that accelerate pharmaceutical clinical operations — trial design, patient recruitment, protocol authoring, regulatory submission generation, real-world evidence (RWE) production, and pharmacovigilance signal detection. Modern 2026 pharma AI deployments require BAA-eligible inference paths, 21 CFR Part 11-compliant audit trails, ICH GCP-aligned documentation, FDA/EMA submission patterns, and HIPAA-compliant integration with EHR data sources for cohort matching and RWE. Productized fixed-price tiers: $45K (4-week Discovery), $95K (8-week Production-Ready), $145K (12-week Pilot-Ready).
LLM-driven patient eligibility matching from EHR data. Lifts trial enrollment 3–5x at academic medical centers and integrated delivery networks.
AI-assisted protocol drafting from prior trials in the therapeutic area. Citation-grounded, references the institution’s protocol library, reviewed by clinical operations.
AI-drafted clinical study reports (CSRs), investigator brochures, IND/NDA module 2 summaries, and EMA submission documents. Reviewer-in-the-loop.
Production data pipelines combining EHR data, claims data, and registry data into RWE-grade datasets. De-identification, cohort definition, outcome tracking.
AI-driven signal detection from adverse event reports, EHR data, and social listening. ICSR (Individual Case Safety Report) drafting assistance.
AI-assisted drafting of medical writing deliverables — manuscripts, abstracts, posters, congress presentations, and field medical materials.
Electronic case report forms, electronic patient-reported outcomes, ePRO/eCOA collection. 21 CFR Part 11 compliance, audit trail, EDC integration.
Web portal for clinical trial investigators — protocol access, patient enrollment tracking, query management, regulatory document distribution.
AI-driven trial site selection based on historical site performance, patient demographic match, principal investigator track record, and competing trial density.
AI cohort matching against EHR data at academic medical centers and IDNs. Lifts enrollment 3–5x. Common in oncology, rare disease, complex chronic conditions.
AI-drafted CSRs, investigator brochures, IND/NDA module 2 summaries. Compresses submission timelines 20–40%. Reviewer-in-the-loop.
Production RWE pipelines for post-market surveillance, label expansion studies, and payer value dossiers. Combines EHR, claims, and registry data.
AI-driven adverse event signal detection from spontaneous reports, EHR data, and social listening. ICSR drafting assistance, MedDRA coding suggestions.
AI-assisted drafting of manuscripts, abstracts, posters, and congress presentations. Citation-grounded, references institutional content library.
Free 30-min architecture call. We’ll scope your AI use case, regulatory pathway, and the right tier for your therapeutic area.
An LLM with RAG over patient chart data (with appropriate de-identification or BAA coverage) screens eligible patients against trial inclusion/exclusion criteria. Output is a ranked list of candidates with the supporting evidence cited from chart context. Clinical research coordinators review and confirm. Production deployments lift enrollment 3–5x and cut screening time by 60–80%.
Yes — when reviewer-in-the-loop. FDA and EMA permit AI-assisted drafting of submission documents as long as the responsible medical writer reviews, edits, and signs. The audit trail must show who drafted what and who approved. We build that audit trail into every regulatory submission AI engagement.
Every pharma AI engagement we ship to production includes 21 CFR Part 11-compliant audit trails, electronic signatures, access controls, and validation documentation. We’ve shipped engagements that passed FDA Bioresearch Monitoring (BIMO) audits and EMA GCP inspections.
Yes. We integrate with Medidata Rave, Veeva Vault, Oracle Clinical One, Castor EDC, and most major EDC platforms via their REST APIs or ODM-XML exports. We also integrate with eCRF, ePRO, and IRT systems as needed.
Two patterns: (1) Safe Harbor de-identification per HIPAA §164.514(b)(2) — removal of 18 specified identifiers, applied before AI processing, or (2) Expert Determination per HIPAA §164.514(b)(1) — statistical de-identification certified by a qualified statistician. We support both methods and document the chosen approach for each engagement.
CSV is the GxP validation process for computerized systems used in regulated activities. IQ (Installation Qualification), OQ (Operational Qualification), and PQ (Performance Qualification) deliverables document that the system is installed correctly, operates as intended, and performs reliably in production. Our $30K validation package add-on delivers IQ/OQ/PQ documentation aligned with GAMP 5 standards.
4-week Discovery, 8-week Production-Ready, 12-week Pilot-Ready. Full production deployment with CSV validation and regulatory documentation adds 16–32 weeks. RWE pipelines depend on data source complexity — typically 12–24 weeks for production-grade pipelines.
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