Clinical evidence & AI data services for regulated environments

Consequential Data Engineering

Data cataloging, governance, data cleansing with an audit trail aligned to 21 CFR Part 11, and clinical evidence datasets and documentation that support a sponsor's 510(k), De Novo or PMA submission, for organizations where data provenance under HIPAA and ALCOA+ matters as much as model performance.

HIPAA Security RuleALCOA+FHIR · DICOM · OMOP510(k) / De Novo / PMA Support

What do clinical evidence and AI data services include?

They include data cataloging, governance, data cleansing with an audit trail aligned to 21 CFR Part 11, and evidence datasets that support a sponsor's 510(k), De Novo or PMA submission. They serve organizations where data provenance under HIPAA and ALCOA+ matters as much as model performance.

Data cataloging, governance, data cleansing with Part 11-aligned audit trails, and clinical evidence preparation for organizations navigating FDA premarket submissions, HIPAA boundaries, and algorithmic validation — where data provenance matters as much as model performance.

Four commitments that hold across every engagement

Provenance-First
Every dataset's lineage and PHI/ePHI boundary mapped before a single transform runs.
Audit-Ready Cleansing
Automated and expert-led cleansing validated against ALCOA+ data-integrity principles.
Protocol Interoperability
HL7 FHIR, DICOM, and OMOP mappings that hold up against a clinical system's actual data.
Submission-Grade Traceability
Evidence dossiers a reviewer can trace from raw source to submitted dataset.

Built for

  • Academic Medical Centers
  • Clinical Research Teams
  • Medical Device Companies
  • Pharmaceutical & Biotech

Technical Architecture: The Clinical Evidence Pipeline

Clinical evidence data pipeline architecture Four-stage flow: Clinical Data Ingestion, then Automated 21 CFR Part 11 Cleansing and De-identification, then Feature and Evidence Store, then FDA 510(k)/PMA Submission Dossier, connected by directional arrows, with a dashed perimeter marking the regulated-processing boundary around the cleansing and evidence-store stages. REGULATED PROCESSING BOUNDARY Clinical Data Ingestion Metadata & Lineage Tagging PHI/ePHI Boundary Mapping 21 CFR Part 11 Cleansing Automated De-identification ALCOA+ Validation Feature & Evidence Store HL7 FHIR / DICOM / OMOP Model Validation Datasets FDA 510(k)/PMA Submission Dossier Statistical Analysis Plans Audit-Traced Evidence
DATA-SPEC 01: Clinical Evidence Pipeline — Ingestion → Cleansing → Validated State

What Netspective Offers: Engineering Responsibility

Six capability areas

Data Discovery & Cataloging

Metadata tagging and data lineage tracking so every dataset's origin and transformation history stays visible to a reviewer.

  • Metadata Tagging
  • Data Lineage Tracking
  • PHI/ePHI Boundary Mapping

Regulatory Governance & Compliance

21 CFR Part 11, HIPAA Safe Harbor / Expert Determination, and GDPR health-data controls are applied to the pipeline itself, with an audit trail for PHI, not bolted on after.

  • 21 CFR Part 11 Controls
  • HIPAA Safe Harbor / Expert Determination
  • GDPR Health Data Controls

Automated & Expert-Led Cleansing

Anomaly detection and missing-value imputation protocols reviewed against ALCOA+ data-integrity principles, not applied as a black box.

  • Anomaly Detection
  • Missing-Value Imputation Protocols
  • ALCOA+ Data-Integrity Validation

Clinical System Interoperability

HL7 FHIR bulk data export, DICOM image metadata extraction, and OMOP common data model mapping against a client's own source systems.

  • HL7 FHIR Bulk Data Export
  • DICOM Image Metadata Extraction
  • OMOP Common Data Model Mapping

Biostatistical & Model Validation

Dataset splitting protocols, algorithmic bias testing, and performance metric reproducibility, documented for a statistical reviewer.

  • Dataset Splitting Protocols
  • Algorithmic Bias Testing
  • Performance Metric Reproducibility

Submission Evidence Dossiers

Clinical evaluation report datasets, statistical analysis plans (SAP), and audit-traced evidence packages assembled for the submission itself.

  • Clinical Evaluation Report Datasets
  • Statistical Analysis Plans (SAP)
  • Audit-Traced Evidence Packages
SOC 2 TYPE 1 & 2 ATTESTED 21 CFR PART 11 HIPAA PRIVACY RULE

Ready to Build?

Discuss a clinical data pipeline or submission dataset for a specific regulated program.

Engineering reference only. Not formal regulatory counsel. Specific de-identification method (Safe Harbor vs. Expert Determination) and data model mappings are scoped per engagement against the client's own data governance program.

Verified Proof Ledger (Engineering Ground Truth)

Proof ledger: each claim, its status and what it rests on
Claim Status What it rests on
HL7 v2, FHIR R4 and C-CDA validation gate with a triage queueBuilt and testedBuilt and tested in the Healthcare Data Lake pipeline (specs/049 proof ledger).
Raw copies kept in your own cloud account under your KMS or Key Vault keysBuilt and testedBuilt and tested in the Healthcare Data Lake pipeline (specs/049 proof ledger).
FHIR, DICOM and OMOP mappings with recorded lineage for a study datasetDesignedEngagement method; no public client dataset to show.
Evidence packages that trace each dataset to its sources (ALCOA+)DesignedEngagement method; delivered per study or submission.
A clearance, approval or study conclusionNot establishedFDA and the sponsor decide; we supply datasets and documentation.
21 CFR Part 11 compliance of the pipeline itselfNot establishedPart 11 controls belong to the validated process the pipeline runs in.

Scoped Pilot: The 2-week provenance and dataset readiness review

What the two weeks deliver

Week 1

Map the PHI boundary and the sources behind one study or submission question: EHR exports, FHIR APIs, DICOM imaging or an OMOP database.

Week 2

Trace one dataset from source to analysis table, then deliver a gap list against ALCOA+ expectations.

Boundaries

  • Engineering and documentation support, not regulatory or legal counsel. The sponsor owns the submission and its conclusions.
  • PHI stays in your environment. Data access is agreed in writing before any work starts.
  • No outcome is promised: FDA, IRBs and reviewers decide.
Data sources

Please don't send data, records or credentials in the first message; we agree how they move during scoping.

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