UBC provides world-class validated software solutions to help sponsors mitigate risk and demonstrate product safety.
Unlike many off-the-shelf software solutions, UBC’s solutions are purpose-built, focusing on the product’s risk-benefit profile specific to Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies and Pharmacovigilance programs to meet regulatory agency requirements.
UBC is able to fully customize our proprietary platforms and applications to cater to the nuances of each unique REMS and Pharmacovigilance program, all while adhering to Regulatory requirements and maintaining audit and inspection readiness.
UBC’s industry-leading REMS technology delivers highly configurable, regulatory compliant, and expertly designed options to optimize REMS design, delivery, and ongoing patient and healthcare prescriber confidence.
Informed by unique proven experience and tenure in the REMS space, UBC has developed a fully customizable configurable, validated platform that expedites time to build, enhanced operator efficiency and quality, with multiple system attributes that help reduce resources associated with administering a REMS program. The platform offers a wide range of capabilities affording stakeholders confidence while easily navigating specific REMS components. UBC’s proprietary technology includes faster access to therapy, reduced enrollment time for patients and prescribers, and appropriate of product dispensing via specialty pharmacies, distributors, and wholesalers.
UBC’s unique proven tenure and expertise in the REMS space allows us to offer a myriad of data integrations with healthcare systems including electronic health record (EHR) systems, pharmacy networks lab data, hub/patient services, safety databases product sample integration, interactive voice response, and data exchange with a wide range of aggregators. The platform can federate with external parties, simplifying the authentication process for REMS participants. Our comprehensive approach guarantees that our REMS websites adhere to the highest standards of quality and regulatory requirements while performing exceptionally in the face of audits and inspections.
Core capabilities include:
* From 2018 to Q2 2023
Investigate, detect, and evaluate safety signals efficiently with any observational research database.
UBC’s epidemiology and safety software is a proven analytical platform that performs rapid descriptive analyses on administrative claims and electronic medical record (EMR) data.
The platform enables stakeholders to rapidly answer scientific questions related to epidemiology, drug safety, pharmacovigilance, and risk management without the need for customized programming:
Real-time comparative effectiveness analyses and insights.
UBC’s medication cost and utilization software allows users to explore patterns of healthcare use and the associated costs in a user-defined cohort. Results provide information on the healthcare experience for a study population in defined timeframes.
Healthcare researchers can rapidly query large, complex healthcare databases, providing the ability to answer key cost-effectiveness questions such as the impact of a new treatment, burden of illness, utilization by payer plan, trends in healthcare over time, and physician specialty.
UBC’s Knowledge Survey System supports the management and analysis of patients’ and prescribers’ self-reported knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors associated with serious risk and safe use conditions of a product.
Purpose-built software solutions to drive efficiency, accuracy, and quality of a pharmacovigilance program through the automation of critical pharmacovigilance business processes including real-time signal detection and management, literature review, safety case processing and reporting, as well as real-time sponsor-facing dashboards.
UBC’s custom-developed technology is purpose-built and tailored to drive efficiency, improve speed of processing, and increase quality.
Monitors PV mailbox for inbound safety report forms. Automates the workflow with unique identification, data extraction, & case tracking. Automates email acknowledgement & reconciliation.
Automation algorithms maps safety report form into the standard E2B format and then into Argus for automated case creation. Customized for client-specific documents and integrated with UBC’s certified translation vendor.
Automated real-time duplicate checks.
Algorithm assigns cases to CP team.
Considers work hours, geographic location, prioritized based on program requirements (IRD, reportable country, etc).
Easy access to artifacts: original email, source documents.
Automation service tracks every e-mail received within the automated inbox for the purpose of providing a weekly reconciliation report.
Automation tracks received files or book-in process related documents and automatically attaches them to the case in the Argus Safety Database.
* From 2018 to Q2 2023
UBC’s technology-enabled case processing services support clinical trials, post-marketing studies, and spontaneous reporting for various product types including drugs, medical devices, biologics, vaccines, combination products, and gene therapy supplements.
UBC selected Oracle Argus Cloud Service for intake and processing of adverse events to further enhance our safety database capabilities. Leveraging this industry-leading platform, we offer sponsors a comprehensive solution to support the full safety database lifecycle from initial set-up and configuration to data entry and case assessment, through medical review and case approval. Each sponsor is hosted within UBC’s safety database as a separate secure and private tenant.
Streamline access to detect and investigate safety signals.
Routine signal detection on multiple drugs within a portfolio, with many adverse events, can be time-consuming and resource-intensive. UBC’s signal detection software lets safety scientists quickly detect, investigate, and manage potential safety signals through an easy-to-use, web-based interface. Our intuitive software, bolstered by shared import and processing data sources, harnesses powerful algorithms to explore adverse events and answer critical safety and epidemiological questions.
Accurate and auditable assessment of Safety Signals.
A critical component in drug safety is the management of product safety concerns to ensure timely, accurate, and auditable assessment of safety signals. UBC’s signal management software automates day-to-day tracking and overall management of safety signals, enabling detection and risk identification, while reducing paperwork and generating a comprehensive audit trail.
Supported by an easy-to-use, point-and-click interface, and designed to meet the needs of pharmacovigilance teams, our signal management software includes key features such as email alerts, performance reporting, and regulatory reporting to support the submission of emerging safety issues (ESI) to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and periodic benefit-risk evaluations (PBRER) to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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President & Chief Executive Officer
Bekki Bracken Brown serves as the President and CEO of UBC, guiding the company’s mission and values, including the improvement of access for patients to receive better outcomes. She oversees all aspects of UBC, such as operations, business growth strategy, sales and marketing, and acquisition support.
With over 20 years of industry experience, Ms. Brown brings knowledge from a successful career in senior management from her tenure at Quintiles, INC Research, and, most recently, with Syneos Health. She’s been a member of the North Carolina BIO Board of Directors since 2019. She is also a member of the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association — Southeast Chapter and CHIEF, an organization that supports women executive leaders. Ms. Brown earned her bachelor’s degree at Duke University.