From enrolment to informed action.

  1. 1

    Digital enrolment

    Capture consent and the programme information needed to begin support.

  2. 2

    Structured programme data

    Bring enrolment, treatment status, dosing/treatment-rhythm signals and reported barriers into a consistent programme record.

  3. 3

    Predictive insight

    Identify dropout/persistence risk and give each team the programme intelligence relevant to its role.

  4. 4

    Recorded follow-through

    Track support activity, documented resolution and subsequent treatment status.

A nurse guides a patient through programme consent on a tablet at a clinic enrolment desk.
Illustrative PACE digital enrolment screen on a phone.

Illustrative dashboard

One programme. Different decisions. One governed intelligence layer.

Pharma sets programme priorities and governance. PACE structures the intelligence and makes risk, action and outcomes visible. PSP teams continue to execute patient support through their authorised workflows.
  1. Pharma / programme leadership

    • Govern
    • Prioritise
    • Review performance
    • Measure value
  2. PACE Align

    • See
    • Identify risk
    • Prioritise
    • Verify
    • Measure
    • Preserve programme context
  3. PSP vendor / care team

    • Execute
    • Engage
    • Intervene
    • Resolve
    • Update status
  4. Patient journey signals

    • Enrolment
    • Treatment rhythm
    • Barriers
    • Follow-up
    • Continuity outcomes

Bring one programme challenge. See how PACE addresses it.

Explore the workflow and insights relevant to your team, and agree which outcomes a pilot should test.

Pilot proof-of-value measures

  • Time from risk signal to action
  • Overdue follow-ups
  • Ageing unresolved cases
  • Documented resolution
  • Persistence / discontinuation
  • Handover completeness