Clinical Research Programs
Early phase clinical trials (ph. I-lll) incorporate cutting-edge pharmacology and laboratory sciences to evaluate the safety, efficacy and utility of new treatments or indications.
Late phase clinical trials (ph. lllb-IV) speed safe and effective transition from research to clinical practice, and identify target populations, treatment trends, outcomes and barriers to use.
Special approval programs provide access to new and specialized medication in the transitional phase pending marketing approval according to defined guidelines or regulations.
Clinical registries track the natural history, diagnosis, current management, outcomes and complications of patients with chronic disorders to monitor risk factors, treatment choice, clinical effectiveness and costs of new therapeutic agents, diagnostic technology or medical devices.
Clinical management support ensures comprehensive finger-tip information to clinical teams for management of chronic diseases to support clinical guidelines, measure health outcomes and determine clinical and economic value.
