Solution 04
Physician-led clinical implementation
Translate research criteria into clinically meaningful data and workflows
Medical oncology physicians define fields and search criteria with the research objective and clinical workflow in mind, then translate analysis outputs into processes that medical institutions can operate.
Problems we solve
- Data fields may exist without sufficient clinical interpretation.
- Trial and research criteria are difficult to map to available clinical data and hospital workflows.
- Analysis results remain in reports without being translated into hospital review and coordination procedures.
What we can do
- Design fields and search criteria with clinical and data specialists reviewing their clinical meaning
- Map requirements from Phase I trials, investigator-initiated trials, and genomic medicine to hospital workflows
- Document procedures for candidate review, hospital coordination, updates, and repeat extraction
Use cases and decision support
- 01 Identify gaps between research criteria and available clinical data early
- 02 Design candidate-review workflows that medical institutions can operate
- 03 Share analysis outputs in a form that supports subsequent research decisions and hospital coordination
CLINIAL strengths behind this solution
Select the data for the question
From EHR, biomarkers, claims, and DPC, we select the data and level of detail that fit clinical development, medical affairs, or marketing questions.
Search criteria designed by physicians
Medical oncologists map research criteria to clinical data fields and procedures that can be reviewed within the institution.
An in-hospital pathway back to patients
With patient consent and institutional approval, we build workflows from candidate identification to neutral physician notification.
Criteria and data that stay current
New approvals, trial launches, and revised search criteria are updated in the cloud and rematched to clinical data according to each integration.
Data fields, integration methods, update schedules, and operating environments are designed for each project based on source systems, intended use, and contractual requirements.
