Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Clinical Research & Clinical Trials

Early Clinical Strategy Mistakes to Avoid

September 14th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

While an early clinical strategy offers numerous advantages, it also comes with certain challenges that need to be considered: Limited Information: Limited information available about the investigational product can make it challenging. High Risk of Failure: Developing an early clinical strategy without a comprehensive understanding of potential challenges and risks could lead to significant financial […]

An Early Clinical Strategy Includes Several Key Elements

September 11th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Developing an effective early clinical strategy requires collaboration between various experts. The strategy is a living document that can evolve as new data becomes available and as the project progresses through clinical development. Study Design: The design must be robust enough to answer the intended scientific questions. Safety Assessment: It details how safety will be […]

Collaborating with Boston Biotech Clinical Research can streamline the clinical trial process. We customize a clinical and regulatory road map of simplified programs and streamlined protocols to meet our clients’ requirements. We invite you to learn more at bbcrconsulting.com.

August 17th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Providing Expert Guidance for Orphan Drug Development BBCR is dedicated to supporting pharmaceutical innovators in the specialized rare diseases and orphan drug indications by developing and nurturing the product’s unique strengths. Our operational mission is to craft customized strategies that achieve cost-effective trials by 1) simplifying clinical plans, 2) streamlining trial protocols and 3) creating […]

Clients entrust BBCR to provide expert guidance in simplifying their clinical plans and developing customized strategies and cost-effective clinical trials that nurture product strengths.

May 3rd, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Our experienced team helps each client reach their specific goals by customizing a clinical and regulatory road map of simplified programs and streamlined protocols to meet our clients’ requirements. Click the button below to learn more about how we have helped companies with their clinical trial needs.    

Translational Medicine and Epigenetics Program Consultation bridges the gap between pre-clinical and early clinical development. We invite you to learn more about how BBCR can help with your clinical development needs.

March 31st, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Translational medicine is a bridge between pre-clinical and early clinical development (from bench to bedside), creating the foundation for precision medicine in late clinical development. A translational medicine program includes the adopting biomarkers to mitigate clinical trial risk, identify patient subpopulations, facilitate decision-making, and accelerate a drug’s market approval.

BBCR maintains a philosophy of fostering continual improvement and productivity in the areas of Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

March 14th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Our goal is to optimize every aspect of the research and development process We will: Improve protocol development, including current trends in clinical trial designs and endpoints Benchmark relevant historical trial enrolment with unmet needs and ongoing trial inclusion criteria Develop a clinical strategy including patient segmentation and biomarkers, streamlining operational costs through more efficient […]

Build the first step for a successful study – An early strategy ensures efficiency in Clinical Development

March 7th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Designed primarily to meet regulatory requirements for therapies targeting large patient populations, the existing development model lacks flexibility and efficiency to address today’s drug development demands. Challenges include managing product pipelines, targeting small and heterogeneous patient populations, meeting rising standards of evidence from payers moving towards value-based reimbursement models, and addressing the rising role of […]

Due Diligence is critical before dedicating precious time and resources to a research project that appears to hold commercial promise.

February 23rd, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Due Diligence is typically performed by investors but can, and should, be conducted by sponsors to increase their chance of financing success, partnering, mergers, acquisitions (M&As), and product licensing. For companies developing multiple products, Due Diligence can also inform and assist in deciding which products to budget for as part of portfolio management. To learn […]

A translational medicine program includes the adoption of biomarkers to mitigate Phase I and II clinical risks, identify patient subpopulations, facilitate decision-making, and accelerate the release of a drug on the market.

February 16th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

BBCR’s epigenetic expert, Dr. Claudio Carini, has been a pioneer in epigenetics leading the effort of major pharmaceutical companies. BBCR helps to bridge the gap between pre-clinical and early clinical development. Translational medicine is a bridge between pre-clinical and early clinical development (from bench to bedside), creating the foundation for precision medicine in late clinical […]

RWE can accelerate approval timelines and reduce drug development costs as long as sponsor companies carefully uphold established evidence and engage in early dialogue with the FDA.

January 19th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Real-world evidence (RWE) is increasingly important in clinical trial design and drug approval. RWE is clinical evidence related to patient health status and treatment safety and efficacy that are generated in clinical practice. BBCR’s team understands the role RWE plays for Natural History in Rare Diseases. We invite you to be in touch to learn […]

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