RefCheckr
Verify whether claims are truly supported by the cited reference and instantly surface supporting, conflicting, or missing evidence. Search PubMed, clinical trials, and drug labelling in the same workflow.
For pharma & medcomms
AI tools are increasingly used by medical writers, medcomms teams, and medical affairs professionals to support drafting, reference checking, and compliance review. This page brings together the tools from PharmaTools.AI that are most relevant to those workflows — including reference verification, compliance checking, patient communication, and evidence retrieval.
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Flagship tools
These are the flagship tools most relevant to day-to-day medical writing, medical affairs, and medcomms work. They focus on claim support, compliance, and evidence-led drafting.
Verify whether claims are truly supported by the cited reference and instantly surface supporting, conflicting, or missing evidence. Search PubMed, clinical trials, and drug labelling in the same workflow.
Best for: claim substantiation, decks, manuscripts, congress content, and rapid source checking.
Check promotional claims against pharma codes of practice in real time and identify likely compliance risks earlier in the workflow.
Best for: promotional materials, internal review, and compliance-aware drafting.
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The wider toolkit
Beyond the flagship tools, PharmaTools.AI includes additional systems for patient understanding, evidence retrieval, and conference work.
Turn complex medical notes into plain-language explanations, helping support readability and patient understanding without adding clinical interpretation.
Useful for: health literacy, digital health communication, and patient support workflows.
Connect AI workflows to real biomedical literature, drug labels, and clinical trial data for more grounded writing and review workflows.
Useful for: evidence-led drafting, literature search support, and structured biomedical retrieval.
Scan a scientific poster at a congress and get its key points in seconds, then ask questions about it, generate questions for the authors, and find related PubMed research.
Useful for: congress coverage, medical affairs insight gathering, and conference reports.
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Why use AI here
The goal is not to replace scientific judgement. It is to reduce repetitive effort, support clearer communication, and bring evidence closer to the point of drafting and review.
Cut down time spent searching PDFs and cross-checking whether each claim is supported by its source.
Use the same structured approach across claims, references, and compliance reviews.
Bring compliance context and evidence retrieval into the writing process earlier.
Claim verification → RefCheckr
Compliance risk → MedCheckr
