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AlphaLife Sciences – AI-Assisted Medical Writing That Holds Up to Review

Thursday 12 November 2026 · 12:40-13:20 CET · Viktor Fási and Nicola Haycock

Who it is for

This webinar is designed for medical writers, regulatory writers and medical writing leads in pharma, biotech and CROs who prepare clinical and submission documents.

If you have tried AI on a draft and found that it read well but left you with more to verify, or if you have not tried it yet and want to know how it might change your day-to-day work, this session is for you. No experience with AI tools is needed. Leads who set up documents and manage review rounds, and anyone who has to sign off on an AI-assisted draft, will find it directly relevant.

What it covers

How soon a document reaches finalisation often depends on review: how much you and your reviewers have to resolve, and how aligned the team are ahead of document sign-off.

Review often takes longer than drafting. Using AI to generate a first draft much faster than before is a real gain, but it can add to the review burden: every sentence must be checked against its source. The aim is to ease that burden within your existing SOPs.

In this session, we follow one clinical document from set-up to finalisation. At each stage you will see where AI can help and where the writer decides: a template, source list and key messages proposed for the lead to confirm; a draft showing the source behind each statement, gaps flagged rather than filled; specialist AI reviewers that can check the draft before your colleagues do, with evidence for each finding and a writer deciding how to respond; all comments in one list, conflicts flagged for you to resolve; and, when final tables arrive, targeted updates shown as tracked changes for you to accept or defer. Sign-off stays in your document management system, with a record of who changed what.

We then explore six responsibilities that remain yours, from setting the key messages to presenting unwelcome data honestly and resolving disagreements between reviewers; the skills to build now; what regulators expect; and five things to try on Monday. AI can help with the sentences. The writer decides what the document presents.

Workshop leaders
Viktor Fási

AI Product Manager Head, AlphaLife Sciences

Viktor Fási is AI Product Manager Head at AlphaLife Sciences, where he leads product strategy for AuroraPrime, an AI-native platform for regulatory and medical document authoring. His work sits where regulated enterprise delivery meets applied AI: let the model draft, then lock the output into something deterministic and auditable that a human signs off. Viktor spent more than eight years at Veeva Systems leading commercial practices and delivering global rollouts for top pharmaceutical companies, several spanning more than 100 countries. As Head of Product at Antavo, he built the product management team from scratch through a Series A. After that, at Cursor Insight, he led product, delivery, data science and engineering teams on biometrics and video AI, with projects ranging from Alzheimer's predictors to validation work for the ITER fusion reactor.

Nicola Haycock
Medical Writing Project Director, AlphaLife Sciences
Nicola Haycock is a Medical Writing Project Director at AlphaLife Sciences. She has more than 20 years of experience in medical writing and leadership. Before joining AlphaLife Sciences, she spent over eight years at ICON plc, most recently as Senior Manager, Medical Writing. Earlier in her career she held senior medical writing roles at PRA International and Quintiles, and began as a Medical Writer at ORION Clinical Services.
Nicola has written clinical and regulatory documents across all study phases and many therapeutic areas. These include protocols and amendments, clinical study reports, patient narratives, informed consent forms, risk management plans and CTD summaries. As a leader she has managed teams of writers, built guidance and training for a global audience, and led efforts to keep medical writing departments strong worldwide. Nicola holds a BS in Biomedical Science from the University of Sheffield.
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