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Tagged: Boston Biotech Clinical Research

Dr. Candida Fratazzi is a pioneering figure in the area of rare diseases and orphan drug early-stage clinical research and regulatory strategies. With an impressive 20-year track record in this specialized field, Dr. Fratazzi’s contributions have been significant.

May 14th, 2024 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

Her journey began when she founded BBCR Consulting, an organization dedicated to strategic clinical innovation, aiming to streamline the often convoluted processes of clinical trials. Drawing from her extensive 25 years in biomedical research, Dr. Fratazzi introduced the SCIOTM concept, a revolutionary approach aimed at creating efficiencies in the intricate journey of bringing biotech products […]

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. Reach out today to learn more.

April 17th, 2024 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

BBCR’s mission is to deliver cost-effective clinical plans and regulatory strategies for cell and gene therapy programs in the areas of rare disease. Cell and Gene therapy are the new frontiers in the fight against devastating diseases, including rare diseases and cancers. Clinical trial results have been promising, and the next generation of Cell and […]

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 | Boston Biotech 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 […]

The Strategic Clinical Innovation Organization (SCIO) method is explicitly designed to help pharmaceutical innovators address their concerns and maneuver around evolving challenges. SCIO identifies time and cost efficiencies and relief from risk management on their journey to market approval. Reach out today to learn more.

August 8th, 2023 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

An early-phase strategy improves productivity and the path to market approval. SCIO SM Advantages Accelerate Patient Recruitment Reduce Patient Number Reduce Clinical Development Time Reduce Trial Monitoring Time Increase Patient Retention Facilitate Decision Making Increase Data Quality The FDA has been calling for a smarter, more innovative process for market approval, and SCIO SM is […]

BBCR has been invited to speak at the upcoming 12th Clinical Trials Strategic Summit 2023 May 10th- 11th 2023 in Boston, MA

May 2nd, 2023 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

Speaking Topic:  Increasing Investor’s Evaluation of SME Biotech in a Slumping Market BBCR will be speaking on the challenges investors face and how to successfully navigate today’s Biotech market.

BBCR provides expert guidance for Orphan drug development. Our consultants have the experience to guide you through the Orphan clinical research process with a clinical plan and regulatory strategy for an accelerated approval.

March 20th, 2023 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

Streamlining Clinical Development with Clinical and Regulatory Expertise Our team will empower you with medical insight, practical regulatory, translational medicine, and clinical research expertise, and streamlined clinical trials.

Cell and Gene therapy are the new frontiers in the fight against devastating diseases, including rare diseases and cancers.

February 28th, 2023 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

Clinical trial results have been promising, and the next generation of Cell and Gene therapies holds tremendous promise for many patients and families. The development of Cell and Gene Therapies is challenging due to complex study designs, adequately monitoring of adverse reactions, long-term immune response and safety follow-up. BBCR has successfully delivered cost-effective clinical plans […]

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

January 4th, 2023 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

Increase investors’ evaluation in a competitive market. 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 […]

With BBCR’s Strategic Clinical Innovation Organization (SCIO) method, we are able to provide a clear path to market approval.

December 12th, 2022 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

The Strategic Clinical Innovation Organization SCIO SM (SCIO) method is explicitly designed to help pharmaceutical innovators address their concerns and maneuver around evolving challenges. SCIO SM allows for time and cost efficiencies and relief of risk management. The SCIO SM method aims to learn, predict and make better decisions for a successful drug opportunity. This […]

Orphan drug designation provides key incentives of the ODA, including significant tax credits for qualified clinical testing. The BBCR team will empower sponsors with medical insight, ODA application experience, strategic clinical plan, and streamlined trials design.

October 12th, 2022 | Boston Biotech Clinical Research

Developing drugs with substantial benefits in smaller, molecularly defined, pharmacologically relevant subpopulations of patients with the same clinically recognized disease is increasingly being viewed as a viable pathway for bringing drugs to market.    

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