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Appropriate site selection is one of the cornerstones of a successful project. That is why we conduct detailed feasibility assessments for all projects we undertake.
Our personnel visit all sites and prepare formal reports prior to inclusion in a trial, and study objectives are discussed in detail with potential investigators before site recruitment. Wherever possible, we also retain a list of backup sites in case these are needed after the trial has been initiated. Not only does this allow rapid expansion of a study if necessary, but if any sites drop out for whatever reason, these can be replaced with a minimum of delay. |
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Our internal database of investigators is a steadily growing resource allowing us to quickly conduct feasibility work and advise on realistic site numbers and patient recruitment rates.
In addition, we work with organised patient support groups in a variety of therapeutic areas, allowing us to quickly identify experienced investigators interested in clinical research. This is augmented by our online third party database of the Medical Directory of Australia which is updated every six months and contains the latest professional contact information available on the medical community. The MDA is searchable by geography, therapeutic area of interest and contact details, among other criteria. |
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