Claude Code × Medical Application
[Business Explainer] TLF Layout Checks — Page-Break and Colour Requirements for Analysis Outputs
Starting from where the TLFs (tables, listings and figures) that summ…
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Every step, written down.
How we build healthcare data apps with generative AI — run for real, with no steps skipped. More articles are available in Japanese.
Written by an Anthropic Claude Certified Architect (Foundations & Professional)
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Turning Visual Checks into Automated Checks
— Claude Code × TLF Layout
TLF Visual QC automatically checks page breaks and figure colours in TLFs (tables, listings and figures) that run to hundreds of pages, without the PDF ever leaving the browser. This post covers what it does, where it helps, why it is designed never to receive your outputs, and an overview of the series.
- Part 0Overview and Design
- Part 1Detecting Page Breaks — Measuring White Space by Greyscale Intensity
- Part 2Verifying the Results — Pixel Matching and an Answer-Keyed Dummy TLF
- Part 3Checking Colours — Greyscale, Colour Difference and Colour Vision
- Part 4Publishing and Operation — A Design That Never Receives Your TLFs
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From In-House BI to an AI Dashboard
— Claude Code × Japan's DPC Open Data
Can the BI dashboards that companies build in Tableau or Power BI, for sales trends, area maps and more, become AI dashboards you can simply talk to? We tried it on Japan's public DPC open data (FY2022–FY2024, 6,448 hospitals). This post covers what changes, what the screens look like, how the AI is kept from making up numbers, and an outline of how we built it with Claude Code.
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Building Systematic Review × AI Subagents with Claude Code
A five-part series rebuilding TrialMind, an LLM paper on literature search, screening and data extraction, with Claude Code subagents. Part 0 covers the original paper and this trial's question, conditions and flow.
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Building Medicare Part D × Text-to-SQL with Claude Code
A five-part series on building a medical-data app with Claude Code. The theme is agentic coding — what you hand the agent, where you stop it, how you verify it. Part 0 covers the big picture and why we chose US open data.