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Clinical Research For Biopharma Clients
In choosing a clinical research and development
partner, different clients have different
needs. Unchanging, however, is the requirement
for transparency, communication, and dependable,
high-quality results. Having grown from
a core capability of clinical conduct excellence,
CNS’ Advanced
Phase Research centers (Phase 2-4) and Comprehensive
Phase One (CPO) have confidently advanced
to provide strategic
planning and specialized CRO services,
including medical writing, biostatistics,
and data management, led by seasoned project
managers with experience as sponsors themselves.
From this foundation of commitment,
long-term relationships can best evolve
to serve the shared interests of both the
sponsor and CNS. This shared interest is
particularly evident in the development
and conduct of trials to first characterize
a potential therapy (Phase 1), and in the
study of illnesses using subjective assessments
where a potentially significant placebo
effect is a common concern (Phase 2 and
3, Psychiatric indications). From a platform
of Collaborative
Centralization in budgeting, contracting,
quality assurance, training, and recruiting,
CNS provides all sponsors access to deep
clinical research experience, from which
scientific and practical feedback on strategy
and protocol designs are routinely requested.
Added to these operational efficiencies
is the allegiance to, and care for, those
individuals with central nervous system
disorders who are particularly special given
their choice to participate in clinical research.
For large biopharmaceutical
clients, CNS has built on its strong reputation
in clinical execution to a clearly innovative
development company, able to
move ‘shelf’ compounds from
first-in-human through Proof of Concept within a single organization. For smaller
clients, CNS serves as an important partner
supporting medical and development strategy
decisions with industry-experienced professional
and clinical conduct, including early human
testing, indication selection, and concept
proof. In further focused commitment, CNS
stands as an organization with an unmatched
record of conducting successful Phase 1
studies in schizophrenia. CNS’ offerings
in Clinical
Development continue to seek alignment
with professional and governmental organizations,
such as the FDA
and its Critical Path Initiative, in creating novel
scientific and business models which advance
the biopharmaceutical sciences.
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