NovatibClinical safety

Clinical Safety Officer services under DCB0129 and DCB0160

Clinical safety for software used in NHS care.

A named Clinical Safety Officer, a safety case that survives procurement, and an AI hazard review, at fixed prices, with your officer assigned within five working days.

Every supplier of software used in NHS care must hold a clinical safety case signed by a Clinical Safety Officer under DCB0129, and every organisation deploying it must do the same under DCB0160. Novatib provides the officer, writes the case with you, and signs it. Three products, one day rate, no platform to subscribe to.

A retained Clinical Safety Officer

from £950 a month

A named officer on your file, the hazard log maintained, releases and incidents reviewed, the safety case refreshed each year. £2,400 a month for suppliers releasing monthly. For deploying organisations, a retained officer from £1,499 a month.

A clinical safety case

£4,750, £9,500 or £14,250

A DCB0129 safety case for a new product at a fixed fee by complexity, delivered in four to eight weeks. For a deploying organisation, a single-system DCB0160 case at £3,500.

An AI clinical safety review

£2,850

A focused hazard analysis of an AI feature, ambient scribe or model, covering the hazards the standards do not yet name, in three days.

How it works

You complete the enquiry form. Within one working day you receive, in writing, a preliminary hazard list for your product and a fixed quote. Within five working days of engagement your officer is assigned and the work begins. Every hazard in your log carries a clinician’s recorded judgement, and every case is signed by a registered clinician whose name and registration appear on it.

Who we are

Novatib is an independent clinical safety firm led by a registered doctor who also builds healthcare software, which is why the AI review exists and why the method is the way it is. We are not a compliance platform and do not sell one. We sign.

Tell us about the product. Within one working day you will have a preliminary hazard list and a fixed quote, in writing. Begin the enquiry.