Real-World & Late Phase
From full-service real-world late phase programs to standalone services that utilize cost-effective, decentralized strategies to deliver real-world data and observational studies.
A more efficient, cost-effective path from development to commercialization
Overview
Nontraditional data points, particularly real-world data (RWD) and real-world evidence (RWE), are becoming increasingly important in the current research climate, and Premier Research offers services to help you develop and execute a real-world data strategy from the very beginning of your development program.
Real-world data development planning, trial design, and regulatory strategy
Global regulators have started to embrace the use of real-world, unstructured data alongside traditional randomized control trial data, a paradigm shift that sets the stage for new, more creative approaches to drug development. This trend is paving the way for a more accelerated pathway to market for sponsors of the most innovative therapies, especially for developers of oncology, rare disease, and emergency use products.
Premier real-world data and evidence services help you:
- Determine which study designs and study endpoints are most meaningful for patients and caregivers
- Shed light on the existing population size and demographics, which can help better define inclusion and exclusion criteria and reduce screen failures
- Help identify the most appropriate study design and drug development pathway
- Reduce failures through improved protocol design
- Replace elements of the clinical trial process, thereby reducing drug development costs, lowering prices, and increasing incentives for life science research and development investment
Real-world late phase (RWLP) trials
In a multilateral shift, sponsors, payers, regulators, physicians, and patients are increasingly recognizing the value of real-world late phase data to clinical trials. RWLP data is invaluable in bridging the gap from development to commercialization and is a fast-growing segment of the clinical research space; some already view it as critical.
Premier Research’s RWLP trials serve as the critical bridge from clinical effectiveness to a commercially viable brand. They can be used to support:
- The evidence of value needed by payers to authorize and pay for drugs
- The evidence physicians need to prescribe a drug with confidence
- The right information for patients to continue using a drug, so they experience the desired outcomes
Well-designed real-world studies shorten timelines, lower cost, improve the impact of research investments, and get therapies to patients faster. Our offerings range from full-service programs to standalone services that utilize cost-effective, decentralized strategies to deliver real-world data and observational studies.
Benefits of a Real-World Data Strategy
- More accurate patient recruitment
- Faster trial design validation
- Establishing data trends to support endpoints
- Real-time access to data
- Support of fast-track regulatory submissions
- Better decision-making across the health care landscape
- Support 505(b)(2) submissions with RWD
- Link clinical trial data with RWE
- Manage regulatory and non-regulatory grade data in support of product development
Insights
Agility and knowledge at your fingertips
Real-World Data and Real-World Evidence: What Is Their Value as a Synthetic Control Arm?
The Expanding Role of RWE in Rare Studies
Meet the Expert
Real-World and Late Phase
Stacy Weil, DHI
Stacy Weil translates Premier Research’s strategy into actionable data initiatives that enable internal and external customers to achieve the highest level of performance and success. Prior to joining Premier Research, Ms. Weil was Vice President of Clinical Data Operations at PatientiP and held prior roles in leadership in the process improvement, data analytics, learning services, and project management groups at a large, global CRO.
Ms. Weil’s operations experience spans multiple therapeutic areas and her trial oversight includes global and domestic trials and teams in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, and the European Union. She holds a master’s degree in biomedical informatics from the University of Texas-Health and is currently working toward a doctoral degree in health informatics through the University of Texas-Health. Ms. Weil is a member of the Health Information and Management Society and her credentials include CPHIMS, Prosci Change Management and Lean Six Sigma certifications.
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