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What would Ginseng Coverage Analysis and Ginseng Budgeting change at your center?

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Ginseng Coverage Analysis cuts oncology coverage analysis from 15–50 days to under 30 minutes. Ginseng Budgeting, built on that coverage analysis, goes from 10–15 days to under 30 minutes. Even with your team's review and edits, both can be finished in under a day. Physician-developed; AI used selectively, your team in control.

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01What to include

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Internal budgets are built from the coverage analysis, so most centers do them one after the other.

02Your volume

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IITs have no sponsor to bill, so your center absorbs this work today. Ginseng Coverage Analysis and Ginseng Budgeting are free for institutional investigator-initiated trials.

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03How you work today

Coverage analysis

How do you do coverage analysis today?
Internal budgets

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04Calendar days today, including review

Normal to mediumHigh complexityCoverage analysis
Internal budget
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High complexity = multiple cancer types (e.g. solid tumor or basket studies), multi-arm, or 2+ schedules of assessments. Benchmarks: coverage analysis 15 / 50 days; budget 10 / 15 days.

05Your report

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Assumptions

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  • High-complexity studies

    Multiple cancer types (e.g. solid tumor, basket), multi-arm, 2+ schedules of assessments

  • Amendments needing an update, per new study per year

    2 coverage-analysis-affecting amendments per study over its life, so about 2 per new study per year at steady state. One NCI center's actual: 1.27. Tufts CSDD 2024: about 4 amendments per oncology protocol; not all change billables.

  • Effort per amendment, share of a new study

    Matches published amendment fees ($450–$1,250 vs. $1,000–$3,200 for new work)

  • Coverage analysis hours today, normal to medium

    From an NCI comprehensive cancer center's team size and volume (≈20 hrs), including iteration and congruency review

  • Coverage analysis hours today, high complexity

    About 2× normal; one center reported 40–200 hrs

  • Budget hours today, normal to medium

    Naur estimate, to validate with each center

  • Budget hours today, high complexity

    Naur estimate, to validate with each center

  • With Ginseng Coverage Analysis: hours, normal to medium

    Includes your team's review. Pilot: draft in 5.5 minutes.

  • With Ginseng Coverage Analysis: hours, high complexity

    Includes your team's review

  • With Ginseng Budgeting: hours, normal to medium

    Coverage analysis + budget ≈ half a day (4 hrs), including internal review

  • With Ginseng Budgeting: hours, high complexity

    Coverage analysis + budget ≈ 1 day (8 hrs), including edits and sign-off

  • With Ginseng Coverage Analysis and Ginseng Budgeting: calendar days, normal to medium

    Coverage analysis and budget done within 1 day

  • With Ginseng Coverage Analysis and Ginseng Budgeting: calendar days, high complexity

    Coverage analysis and budget done within 1 day

  • Working hours per person per year

    Net of holidays, vacation and sick time

  • Share of team time on coverage analysis

    Used only if you enter team size

  • Vendor fee: coverage analysis, normal to medium

    Observed vendor range $1,500–$4,000+. One NCI center pays its vendor about $1,855 (draft only). Published site fees: $1,700–$3,200.

  • Vendor fee: coverage analysis, high complexity

    Published: UT Southwestern $4,000; Utah up to $4,095; Emory $5,000 before overhead

  • Vendor fee per amendment, share of fee

    Published: UCHealth $600, Kentucky $1,000, UCLA $1,250, Stanford up to $1,500, UT Southwestern $1,500, Emory $2,000 before overhead

  • Vendor fee: budget development

    One NCI center: $1,000 per budget (conservative). Emory charges $6,000 before overhead, including negotiation. Most sites bundle budget work into start-up fees ($1,500–$13,500).

  • Internal time on outsourced work, share of in-house hours

    Vendors typically don't do congruency review or work with the study team

  • Hybrid: share of high-complexity studies outsourced

    Hybrid = normal to medium in-house, high complexity outsourced

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