The aim of this creation is to address the safety and compliance concerns of life sciences companies across the globe, as well as to address issues related to pharmacovigilance.
“Our commitment to our clients is unwavering, and we understand the critical importance of delivering excellence in every aspect of our services, especially in ensuring the safety and well-being of patients,” said Jim Lang, CEO, of EVERSANA.
“Together with Oracle Argus Cloud Service, we will drive process improvement and increase our safety cases management capabilities with unmatched precision and agility to support patients across the world.”
He stressed that this partnership will facilitate process improvements as well as enhance safety case management.
The Oracle Argus Cloud Service will serve as a single repository for storage and retrieval of the source documents including adverse event reports as well as other regulatory reports related to an Adverse Event.
This system is aimed at enhancing productivity by eliminating the need for several independent systems for data insights and signal detection.
“As an established leader in life sciences technology, we are committed to delivering next-generation pharmacovigilance solutions that helps the industry address complex challenges around drug safety and post-market surveillance,”
Said Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Health and Life Sciences.
“With Oracle Argus Cloud Service, EVERSANA now offers a mature, proven pharmacovigilance solution that can meet the changing industry demands for its clients in safety case management and compliance.”
She noted that the platform has AI-enabled automation which addresses the intricacies involved in the safety management arena in the industry.
Utilizing the capabilities of Oracle Argus Cloud Service, EVERSANA seeks to Level and unify drug safety operations which will result in improved performance and security for customers engaged in compliance.
The service handles more than 10 million cases every year, which helps to cope with the growing amounts of work and changing requirements as well.
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