What we offer
Four areas, one asset.
Engagements are scoped to the stage the programme is at — a single document, a full development plan, or ongoing medical monitoring.
Preclinical → IND → Phase III
Clinical development
The strategic layer: what the asset is meant to become, and the plan that gets it there.
- Integrated development plan (IDP) — coordinating every function involved in the clinical development of a drug.
- Clinical development plan (CDP) — the core strategic document for the asset. It covers the clinical aspects of development, aligns the clinical parts, and dictates the tactical and operational steps.
- Target product profile / target patient profile (TPP) — the strategic goal. It outlines the characteristics of the asset and guides the CDP toward which the clinical activities should move.
- Study and trial protocol writing — the document outlining all procedures and investigations conducted during the trial, written to fit the CDP.
- Patient reported outcomes (PRO) built into the CDP for market access.
- Health authority interaction — experience with investigational new drug (IND) applications and biologics license applications (BLA).
Trial conduct → post-approval
Pharmacovigilance & drug safety
Case-level review through to the safety documents regulators will read.
- Individual case safety reports (ICSR), including causality and relatedness assessment.
- Safety signal detection.
- Benefit–risk assessment for the Investigator’s Brochure (IB) and the Development Safety Update Report (DSUR).
- Risk management plan (RMP) development.
- Reference safety information (RSI) and core safety data sheet development.
Filing → launch → post-approval
Medical affairs
The external medical voice of the asset, and the evidence generated after approval.
- Key opinion leader (KOL) identification and development of a KOL engagement plan.
- KOL interaction.
- Launch and post-approval activities.
- Phase II clinical trials and registries.
Throughout
Medical writing
Writing the data up so it survives peer review and stands up in front of a congress audience.
- Abstracts and publications in peer-reviewed journals — see a recent example on PubMed.
- Conference presentations developed to present clinical data.
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