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Clinical research

Clinical Trial Workspace

A protocol-driven workspace that turns dense study documents into executable visits, forms, subject workflows, and continuous integrity checks.

My role
Product architecture, protocol ingestion, workflow design
System
React, TypeScript, structured AI output, versioned templates, audit trails
A protocol-derived Schedule of Assessments used to configure visits and procedures.
01

Protocol model

A trial protocol describes visits, procedures, eligibility, timing windows, medications, safety rules, and exceptions across hundreds of pages.

The workspace converts those instructions into a structured study model that drives visit schedules, eCRFs, subject tasks, and data checks throughout execution.

02

Study setup

The Schedule of Assessments connects every procedure and form to its visit window, creating one operational map for study setup and execution.

Study-level Schedule of Assessments with visit windows and procedure assignments.
03

Subject execution

At subject level, the same protocol structure becomes a live view of completed, pending, and outstanding work across visits, forms, medical history, adverse events, medications, and source documents.

Subject-level Schedule of Assessments showing completed and pending procedures.
04

Cross-form checks

The integrity layer compares related data across forms. In this example it identifies a medication start date that precedes the associated adverse event, and separately flags draft forms requiring completion.

Integrity audit showing a protocol deviation and a data-quality warning.