MLR Efficiency Quick Scan
What could you improve before content reaches MLR?
Explore the preparation, evidence and feedback practices that can reduce avoidable rework before and during Medical, Legal and Regulatory review.
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Content Excellence Quick Scan
Find out what helps your teams discover, trust and adapt existing content, and where to focus next.
Answer for the team or market you know best. Choose the description closest to your current practice. Select “Not sure” if you do not know.
Behind the scan
This scan continues the “Can we actually reuse this?” checklist in our interview on pharma content operations with Jindrich Borovsky, Director of Content Excellence at Shaman. It turns the checklist into five questions, each describing four levels of current practice, so you can recognise where your team is today.
Your result shows a score, a profile and two priorities based on your answers: practical next steps to discuss with your colleagues, or with us.
Shaman quick scans
MLR Efficiency Quick Scan
Explore the preparation, evidence and feedback practices that can reduce avoidable rework before and during Medical, Legal and Regulatory review.
Take this scanAI Content Readiness Quick Scan
Explore the structure, tagging and governance needed to evaluate AI-supported content adaptation across brands and markets.
Take this scanNo. Your result appears on the page as soon as you answer the fifth question. There is no form and no email step. If you want to talk your priorities through, you can book a meeting from your result.
Your answers stay in your browser while the page is open. The scan never asks for your name, email or company. If you accept analytics cookies, we record anonymous usage, such as which scan was completed, to improve the scans. If you book a meeting from your result, the booking link tells us which scan you took and your profile, so the conversation can start from there.
Each question has four descriptions of current practice, scored 0 to 3 in the order shown. All questions count equally, and “Not sure” answers are left out of the calculation. Your score is your total as a share of the maximum for the questions you answered: 0–39 is profile 1, 40–69 is profile 2 and 70–100 is profile 3. With fewer than four scored answers, the scan shows next steps without a score or profile. Your two priorities are the areas with the lowest answers. The thresholds are indicative editorial choices, not validated benchmarks.
Neither. It’s an indicative self-assessment for the team or market you know best and a starting point for discussion. It doesn’t compare you with other companies. It doesn’t decide whether content needs MLR review: local confidence in content does not determine whether MLR review is required.
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