Sitrof Safety Capture Solutions Complete EMC Certification Process
Sitrof Technologies, a provider of IT and document management solutions for the life sciences industry, announced that EMC has certified its drug safety intake automation solution – Sitrof Safety Capture.
Working in conjunction with Oracle Argus Safety, Sitrof Safety Capture improves a life sciences company's end-to-end pharmacovigilance (Phv) program by providing a holistic view of product stewardship-from clinical trials through post-marketing surveillance. Safety Capture transforms unstructured adverse event (AE) source documentation into easily searchable digital records, and automatically creates entries in the Argus Intake Worklist.
Benefits of Sitrof Safety Capture include:
- Fully integrates unstructured adverse event documentation into Oracle Argus Safety
- Supports all AE source data regardless of the original format including paper, digital, fax, efax, voice records, and email with or without attachments. The solution then transforms the source data into searchable digital records
- Scalable solution that supports both high and low volume capture requirements
"This certification marks a significant milestone for both Sitrof and EMC," said Bryan Reynolds, co-founder and managing partner of Sitrof. "In addition, the EMC Certification further illustrates our domain expertise delivering meaningful solutions to the life sciences market place. Sitrof Safety Capture, takes much of the labor and expense out of the intake of unstructured adverse event (AE) source documentation enabling life sciences companies to meet the rigorous timelines that are defined by regulatory agencies for adverse event reporting.”
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