Policy draft
AI produces a first draft of acceptable use, roles, and review rules in your template. Quality edits until it matches how you work.
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AI Governance and AssuranceCliniGene helps establish the controls required to use AI responsibly in regulated life-sciences operations.
CliniGene helps establish the controls required to use AI responsibly in regulated life-sciences operations.
AI-generated content remains a draft until it has been reviewed and approved by an authorized individual.
AI-generated content remains a draft until it has been reviewed and approved by an authorized individual.
A policy that says “use AI responsibly” does not tell a reviewer when a draft may be filed, who qualifies a vendor, or what happens when a model version changes. Governance has to be specific enough to train against and to show an inspector.
CliniGene writes the framework, the acceptable-use rules, the intended-use records, and the human-review bar. Your authorized individuals still approve.
Quality, Clinical, Regulatory, and Technology leaders who need written controls before AI touches GxP work — and who will keep approval authority inside the company.
AI supports analysis, consistency, traceability, and document preparation. Qualified professionals review every regulated deliverable, and customers retain final approval authority. AI-generated content remains a draft until it has been reviewed and approved by an authorized individual.
Questions on fit? hello@clini-gene.com or the contact form.
Each layer has a human gate. AI does not write the official quality record.
AI produces a first draft of acceptable use, roles, and review rules in your template. Quality edits until it matches how you work.
Each approved use gets a draft intended-use note: who, what records, what the model must not do.
Questionnaires and vendor packs are mapped to your supplier SOP. Qualification decisions stay with QA.
Model-change and escalation procedures are drafted so periodic review has something to measure against.
Send the study, Vault, vendor, or inspection window. We will say what we need and what a first pass looks like.
Only the AI uses you intend to allow in regulated operations, informed by the readiness assessment when you have one.
Governance framework, acceptable-use policy, and roles — in your document-control path.
How uses are classified and what controls each class requires.
One record per approved use, boring and true.
AI vendors assessed under your supplier process, not a brochure restatement.
Who must review, what they check, and how output is verified before it is official.
Model, prompt, and vendor changes; incidents and escalation.
Adoption support and a periodic performance review so the framework does not die in a binder.
Setting. Typical: after a readiness assessment, one or two GxP-adjacent uses are allowed to proceed if controls exist.
What we do. Framework, policy, intended-use records, vendor qualification, human-review rules, change and incident procedures, training outline.
What you can show. AI-generated content remains a draft until an authorized individual reviews and approves it — and you can show that rule in a procedure.
A first governance pack for a defined set of uses is often four to eight weeks including Quality review.
Email hello@clini-gene.com or use the form. Mention AI Governance and Assurance so we route it correctly.
Email hello@clini-gene.com or send this form. The process is already selected.
Tell us the trial, Vault, vendor, or inspection date and what “done” looks like.
Email hello@clini-gene.com if you prefer not to use the form.
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