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Protocol requirements management

Protocol Guard

Turns complex protocols and related documents into a versioned map of criteria, procedures, timelines and risks.

Module purpose

Reduce manual document review while giving downstream modules one explainable rule set—without replacing expert interpretation.

Status

Public clinical and operational validation results and medical-device registration details have not been published. This module must not be treated as an approved medical device. Human approval remains mandatory for clinical, ethical and regulatory decisions.

Public clinical and operational validation results and medical-device registration details have not been published. This module must not be treated as an approved medical device. Human approval remains mandatory for clinical, ethical and regulatory decisions.

Inputs

  • Protocol and amendments
  • Eligibility criteria
  • Visit schedule and time windows
  • Related contractual and regulatory requirements

How it works

  1. Links extracted content to its source
  2. Normalises criteria and AND / OR / NOT logic
  3. Compares versions and highlights change
  4. Routes ambiguity and risk to expert review

Outputs

  • Machine-readable protocol map
  • Ambiguity and risk register
  • Version history
  • Traceable rules for Recruit and Orchestrator

Human checkpoints

  • Medical interpretation
  • Legal and regulatory assessment
  • Approval of the active rule version

Automation boundaries

  • Does not approve a protocol
  • Does not replace medical expertise
  • Does not treat ambiguity as fact

Module video

Protocol Guard: a protocol as a working map

The film explains the module with a synthetic example. It is not evidence of clinical effectiveness, validation, compliance or regulatory approval.

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