REAL WORLD EVIDENCE
Integrate stakeholder requirements and define an RWE strategy
- Clinical development programs
- Target product profile
- Commercialization plans across geographies
- Comparative effectiveness
Conduct and execution of observational studies viz.
- Retrospective and prospective
- Patient registries, chart reviews, surveys, disease background reviews
- Burden of illness studies
- Studies to help devise strategies to improve adherence, and establish safety profile
- Digitization solutions for real world data
- Healthcare data warehousing and analytics platform
- Patient support services solutions
Agile EDC
Observational, Epi studies
Project
Epidemiology project
Chart Review Project
Committee
Selected in 2009 for a prestigious WHO study
Recruited 3000+
(15%) participants
out of a total samples size of 20,000 participants in India.
The paper is published in Lancet Oncology
Completed RWE project from Data entry to data QC, cleaning and DB lock for 1,000 Covid 19 patients.
This project was done across 8 hospitals in Pune.
End to End project was completed
in 4 months
Epidemiology study
in Breast Cancer in collaboration with TATA Memorial.
Sample size of approx 1,000 + breast cancer patients where demographic, social, lifestyle and clinical details were captured
Published in ASCO
Collection of Brief Agitation Rating Scale (BARS) data or ER /Psychiatry notes
Patients with documented history of SMI (SCZ or bipolar illness) for at least 2 years
Data collected from 4 Hospitals in the US
Central Ethics Committee for
the largest ever observational study conducted pan India involving 389 sites.
Long term Registry on Type 2 diabetes mellitus patients to observe results of different treatments on health effects
Project
Epidemiology project
Chart Review Project
Committee
Epidemiology study
in Breast Cancer in collaboration with TATA Memorial.
Central Ethics Committee for
the largest ever observational study conducted pan India involving 389 sites.
Recruited 3000+
(15%) participants
out of a total samples size of 20,000 participants in India