DrugCard

What is DrugCard?

DrugCard is a platform built to make drug safety routines smoother, with a focus on pharmacovigilance. It uses AI-powered data intelligence to support drug safety activities by automating tasks and improving efficiency. DrugCard lets you screen local medical literature continuously, regularly, transparently, in different languages, and cost-effectively, using natural language processing algorithms. It can process large volumes of scientific articles in various languages, and provides real-time notifications, detailed reports, and summaries of the literature it screens — useful for meeting regulatory requirements and keeping up with drug-related information.

Who created DrugCard?

DrugCard was created by DrugCard OÜ, a company focused on improving pharmacovigilance through AI-driven data intelligence. It offers services for screening local literature across multiple languages, automating the screening process to save time and resources while ensuring access to current information.

What is DrugCard used for?

• Save time when screening local literature.
• Spot texts that haven’t been scanned well.
• Screen local medical journals in their original languages.
• Get weekly reports with all the data collected.
• Manage local medical literature screening without needing extra staff.
• Automate local literature screening processes and streamline drug safety routines with AI-powered data intelligence, automation, and traceability.

Compared to alternatives, DrugCard claims to discover 3–5 times more relevant findings, save 50–70% of screening time, and recognize keywords in scanned texts with 99% accuracy. The company also notes that building a similar system internally would take roughly a year for core features, plus another two years for platform development.

How to use DrugCard?

1. Sign up and log in to the DrugCard platform.
2. Set up your screening preferences by providing keywords for the drugs or topics you’re interested in.
3. DrugCard’s natural language processing algorithms search through scientific literature in multiple languages.
4. You receive real-time notifications and alerts when new literature or important drug updates appear.
5. Access detailed reports and summaries of all screened literature, and collaborate with DrugCard to create use cases tailored to your project’s needs.

This workflow supports efficient local literature screening for pharmacovigilance and pharmaceutical research and development, while reducing manual work and resource requirements.