Rave Safety Gateway
Patients live in the modern world and we think their safety data should too. Paper forms and unreliable faxes are slow, costly, and error-prone, putting patient safety at risk and wasting time.
Rave Safety Gateway automates the collection, transmission and tracking of Adverse Event (AE) and Serious Adverse Event (SAE) data from Rave EDC to your safety system, dramatically expediting the receipt of clean, timely data by your safety team.
Why use Rave Safety Gateway?
Reduce Burden on Sites and Data/Safety Teams
Automatically deliver data from Rave EDC forms into your safety system with Rave Safety Gateway.
Reduce the burden of adverse event reporting on your clinical trial sites, and the clinical safety data management query and reconciliation efforts of your data managers and safety teams.
Improve Accuracy of Clinical Safety Data Management
Significantly reduce manual AE reconciliation and the risk of errors in safety case data. Transcription errors are eliminated as AE data is entered once into Rave EDC and automatically transmitted to your safety system.
Verbatim terms in AE reports are also coded using Rave Coder with 98% accuracy in automatically suggested coded terms.
Accelerate Transmission of Safety Case Data
Eliminate duplicate entry and manual transmission of safety case data, and reduce AE reconciliation, data review, and query cycle times.
If AE data in Rave EDC is not signed off within a specific period, Rave Safety Gateway lets you choose whether to always automatically transmit the data to the safety system, including updates to existing AE reports.
Key Features of Rave Safety Gateway
Use with Any ICH E2B Compliant Safety System
Use Rave Safety Gateway with any ICH E2B R2 or R3 compliant safety system to improve your clinical safety data management. Safety Gateway collects and prepares your safety data into a file in the industry-standard ICH E2B R2 or R3 format ready for import into your safety system.
Manual, Automatic, and/or Timed Transmission
Manage safety case data transmission your way. Rave Safety Gateway lets you choose whether data is automatically exported into E2B files or sent for review, selection and approval before export. Timed Trigger Transmission is a fail-safe mechanism to ensure timely reporting of AEs. If, after a predefined time, AE data has not been signed off, it can be configured to be automatically transmitted to your safety system.
Configurable Mapping of Safety Case Data
Choose what Rave EDC data is transmitted to your safety system and which safety case elements it is mapped to.
Rave Safety Gateway lets you control the mapping of fields in Rave EDC to ICH E2B R2 and R3 elements, monitors those fields to detect data entry, and prepares the E2B file for transmission to your safety system using those mappings.
Automatic Notifications
Alert your safety team to new safety case data, so that no time is lost in your safety reporting process.
When data is received or exported by Rave Safety Gateway, and the receipt of the ICH E2B file by the safety system is acknowledged or unacknowledged after a defined period, user groups or individuals can receive email notifications to alert them to these events.
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