White Papers

Data Management & Biostatistics

Strategies for Collecting Quality Data in Psychiatric Clinical Trials

Sponsors of psychiatric clinical trials may face significant challenges in collecting robust, quality data to support the efficacy and safety of investigative compounds. Identifying and mitigating study design-, subject-, and site-related factors that may influence data quality as early as possible in program development can help to drive study success. Ensuring that psychiatric clinical trial...

Fit-For-Purpose: A Strategic Approach to Biomarker Method Validation for Rare Disease

Ensuring the integrity of your surrogate endpoints Rare disease studies present unique obstacles to drug developers, including small patient populations, slow disease progression, lack of prior clinical research, and uncertainty around validating biomarker measurements intended for use as surrogate endpoints. Our white paper describes a fit-for-purpose approach to validating bioanalytical methods in orphan drug trials....

Measuring How Well Subjects Know and Do in CNS Trials

Central nervous system (CNS) disorders represent a major medical challenge and a significant opportunity for therapeutic innovation. Sponsors who have a clear understanding of the regulatory landscape and neuropsychological testing modalities available are poised to address critical unmet needs for the millions of people living with CNS conditions. Central nervous system (CNS) conditions, including psychiatric,...