Why do NCI-designated cancer centers buy Burna AI?

Three reasons. First, coordinator capacity: at a typical NCI-designated cancer center running 100+ concurrent trials, manual CTCAE grading at 15 to 20 minutes per adverse event consumes hundreds of coordinator hours every month. Burna AI compresses grading time by at least 70%, which translates into capacity for additional trials without additional headcount. Second, audit compliance: cited grades with WHO-UMC and Kramer attribution and complete audit trails reduce findings on grading consistency in sponsor monitor visits. Third, coordinator retention: shifting time from documentation to patient care is the single highest-leverage move on coordinator wellbeing and turnover.