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Phase IIIb/IV

Evidence Meets Opportunity in Late Phase

You’ve spent hundreds of millions of dollars and years bringing your product through the drug development process. Now you face multiple opportunities – and possibly more requirements – to demonstrate safety and effectiveness in larger populations. But your budget isn’t endless.

With Quintiles, you get the insights, experience and efficiencies to optimize your post-marketing research investment. Our phase IIIb clinical trials staff and our phase IV clinical trials teams understand there are many study and design variables, so we align and customize our processes to deliver on your objectives cost-effectively. We use:

  • Multidisciplinary, data-driven study design and recruitment approaches
  • Flexible delivery models and proven processes
  • Dedicated, specially trained late phase project managers
  • Experts in health outcomes, epidemiology, biostatistics and post-marketing regulations

Phase IIIb Clinical Trials and Phase IV Clinical Trials Services

  • Post-marketing safety surveillance
  • Additional indication or label expansion trials
  • Comparative effectiveness; outcomes research
  • Observational; registries
  • Risk management programs/REMS

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+1 877 988 2100
UK:
+44 (0) 134 470 8000

Fact Sheet

Late Phase Research

After approval, grow your product’s potential with the right combination of data quality and operational agility.

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Applying Clinical Insights to Late Phase

Already working with Quintiles? Find out how our insights from your clinical study can give you a post-market advantage.

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Quintiles and Cerner Discovere Brochure

What if You Could Expect More from Late Phase

Quintiles and Cerner share how you can get more from your late phase efforts.

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Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire for Medication - A Tool for Late Phase Studies

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Case Study

The Right Balance

Through creative strategies and proactive measures, learn how Quintiles achieved both the recruitment targets and database lock eight months early.

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