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Keys to SCA implementation success

Technology can be a game-changer that streamlines complex processes, enhances productivity and increases efficiency. For Life Sciences organizations, a structured component authoring (SCA) platform can help transform the medical authoring and documentation process — as long as you can get everyone on board. With this in mind, we’re sharing our top three tips for a successful SCA implementation.

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What to look for in structured component authoring solution

In the Life Sciences industry, anything that can help keep your organization agile in the face of regulatory change is essential. Content development and publication decisions should be easy to make, leaving you free to focus on more important things. If you know what to look for, a structured component authoring solution can help.

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The most important benefits of structured component authoring

Reliable, compliant documentation is essential, but creating, reviewing, and publishing that content takes time and human resources. With Docuvera’s intuitive SCA solution, your organization can reap the benefits of a cloud-based documentation system designed exclusively for Life Sciences.

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Why SCA has been a great idea that never achieved its promise, until now.

On the surface, structured component authoring (SCA) is a concept that makes sense in theory but has been hard to implement for many organizations. Much of the medical authoring and documentation done today is accomplished through standard desktop publishing programs like Microsoft Word — but these programs are not designed with Life Sciences authors in mind.

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Power what’s possible with structured component authoring

Imagine this: you’re working on groundbreaking innovations for the Life Sciences industry. Your team is composed of multiple people with various specialties, spread across time zones (and sometimes, continents). There are clinical trials, endless regulatory and ethics requirements, and countless changes to critical documentation  in the authoring process. You might be on the cusp of changing the world — yet you’re using Microsoft Word to manage and publish your information.

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Boehringer Ingelheim Chooses Docuvera

Pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim selects Docuvera to enable medical authors to efficiently build clinical and regulatory documents from pre-approved components of medical content.

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Notifications and Tasks in Docuvera

Explore the capabilities of Docuvera: Webinar video featuring how Notifications and Tasks in Docuvera simplify project tasks and keep users informed through seamless content updates

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Review and Approval in Docuvera

Explore the capabilities of Docuvera: Webinar video featuring how the simple and efficient documentation review and approval processes function in Docuvera.

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Standardize Your Templates in Docuvera

Explore the capabilities of Docuvera: Webinar video featuring an overview of how you can save time and achieve consistency in your documentation by standardizing your templates in Docuvera.

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Docuvera for Medical Information

Download the data sheet to see how using Docuvera’s component authoring approach of authoring, reviewing and updating discrete blocks of content only once, the creation of medical letters can be improved.

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Docuvera for Labeling

See in our data sheet how Docuvera simplifies and improves the efficiency of creating and updating labeling & regulatory documents by reusing approved content.

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Docuvera for Clinical Documents

Download the datasheet for insights on how Docuvera enables you to: Streamline clinical document efficiency & Reduce author burden through content reuse.

See what structured component authoring can do for you.

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