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Patient self-report becomes a copy-forward signal, the recording pipeline gets a safety valve, and the architecture ships as nine animated figures

Copy-forward detection now reads patient PROs and clinician grades as one combined evidence stream. The recording flow gains a 45-second timeout and a codec fallback chain. Nine animated architecture figures replace static videos across the audience landings.

Burna AI TeamMAY 29, 2026

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PRODUCT UPDATES · MAY 15, 2026 · BURNA AI TEAM

Comorbidity-aware attribution, real-time PRO submission freshness, and a trial UI in seven languages

Attribution reasoning now factors patient comorbidities. The provider roster surfaces PRO submission freshness directly. The trial management UI ships internationalized in seven languages with inline term definitions.

PRODUCT UPDATES · MAY 8, 2026 · BURNA AI TEAM

Trial protocols become searchable: protocol ingestion threads protocol-specific evidence into every CTCAE grade

Upload an oncology trial protocol and the platform parses it into structured metadata, embeds the document for semantic retrieval, and threads protocol-specific evidence into every CTCAE grading run. Plus a mobile-responsive provider portal and a passwordless demo flow.

PRODUCT UPDATES · MAY 1, 2026 · BURNA AI TEAM

Upload protocols, investigator brochures, and institutional guidelines, and the AI weighs them during CTCAE grading. Multi-drug attribution is now anchored to protocol-specific expectations. Patients can self-report symptoms from a dedicated mobile app.

PRODUCT UPDATES · APR 3, 2026 · BURNA AI TEAM

Coordinators can now authenticate directly with Epic, Oracle Health, or AthenaHealth and pull patient data into the grading workflow without leaving the platform. Submission-gated blinding hardens the multi-rater workflow. Patient search now spans Medical Record Numbers.

PRODUCT UPDATES · FEB 20, 2026 · BURNA AI TEAM

Automated adjudication when graders disagree, real-time grading analytics, and a deliberate removal that mattered

Grade conflicts between independent raters now route automatically to a designated adjudicator pool, resolve under e-signature, and write to an auditable trail. Analytics dashboards now reflect live operations. And one feature came out of the product because it could not be done responsibly.

PRODUCT UPDATES · FEB 13, 2026 · BURNA AI TEAM

Blind grading, designated grader roles, and grade definitions one click from the grading form

The platform now supports blind grading with bulk case seeding and assignment, designated grader roles for quality programs, and inline grade definition reference during clinician review.

PRODUCT UPDATES · FEB 6, 2026 · BURNA AI TEAM

Patient-level adverse event aggregation, encounter-level review and edit, and a unified grading substrate across web and mobile

The patient view now aggregates adverse events across encounters. The encounter view supports accept, edit, and add of AI suggestions with a tracked review status. Web and mobile now share one type system and one filter language for graded events.

PRODUCT UPDATES · JAN 30, 2026 · BURNA AI TEAM

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Patient self-report becomes a copy-forward signal, the recording pipeline gets a safety valve, and the architecture ships as nine animated figures

Read the most recent essays.

Comorbidity-aware attribution, real-time PRO submission freshness, and a trial UI in seven languages

Trial protocols become searchable: protocol ingestion threads protocol-specific evidence into every CTCAE grade

Workflow streaming on a native protocol, a new burna.ai front door, and a real staging environment

Patient-reported symptoms now run through the full CTCAE grading pipeline

Knowledge base ingestion for context-aware grading, protocol-anchored multi-drug attribution, and a patient mobile app

Institution-specific grading preferences, expanded EHR resource coverage, and severity-ordered adverse event review

Regulatory report generation, automatic visit titles from clinical notes, and study site management

Connected analysis in one pass, clinical-grade AE report PDFs, and real-time workflow streaming

EHR encounter import in one step, batch adjudication, and 150 CTCAE synonym terms for trial documentation

Comorbidity-aware grading, copy-forward detection, self-improving terminology, and 42 oncology regimen profiles

Direct patient import from the EHR, workflow resumption from the failed step, and automatic alerts for Grade 3 events

End-to-end EHR integration, submission-gated blinding, and MRN-based patient search

Automated adjudication when graders disagree, real-time grading analytics, and a deliberate removal that mattered

Blind grading, designated grader roles, and grade definitions one click from the grading form

Patient-level adverse event aggregation, encounter-level review and edit, and a unified grading substrate across web and mobile

Workflow resumption after failure, one-click clinical data export, and mobile navigation that respects the floor

Multi-event grading in one session, an instant CTCAE term search, and inter-rater analytics inside the platform

Mobile CTCAE grading, a recent-cases dashboard, and an authentication flow that respects an interrupted clinician

Model identifier on every grade, automatic organ-system routing, and mobile sign-in for institutional accounts

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