Clinical Trial Management Services

Advantages of working with NanoASIA's clinical trial management services:

Early study initiation due to ability to gain fast regulatory approvals and secure commitment from excellent study investigators
Fast ethics committee (EC)/institutional review board (IRB) approval
Effective clinical research associates (CRAs), ensuring fast cohort enrollment and retention up to study closure
Constant supervision of site activities that guarantees quick resolution of issues and maintaining of international quality standards
Verifying that “clean data” are generated from the site(s) thus reducing data management time and costs
Assuring that regular and secure investigational drug(s) to study site(s)

Making certain that trial site(s) comply with ICH-GCP and other regulatory standards/guidelines

Clinical Trials in Thailand: Advantages

A sufficient cohort base that will facilitate rapid enrollment in a clinical study, as Thailand has a large population base (~65 million) with 4 large metropolitan centers
Lower costs of operation when compared with those in other countries with similar infrastructure
Supportive and efficient regulatory environment to facilitate rapid study approval
Ethics committees (ECs)/institutional review boards (IRBs) that adhere to ICH-GCP standards (E6 Guidelines)
Relatively easy and rapid patient recruitment due to mutual trust between physician/researcher and patients
~10,500 general hospitals, community hospitals, and health centers in the country
90,000 beds in public hospitals and 40,000 beds in private hospitals
Many hospitals that are in compliance with 21 CFR Part 11 with respect to their systems and SOPs
Multilingual medical professionals and investigators with very advanced knowledge and expertise in western medicine, as many have been educated and/or trained in the USA, EU, Japan, and Australia
A wide range of therapeutic research areas, including infectious, respiratory, cardiovascular, central nervous system related, endocrinological, oncological, dermatological, and pediatric diseases