Biometrics and Biostatistics
Set your trials up for success and get more from your unique insights with a data-driven strategy backed by Caidya’s biometrics expertise.
High-Quality Data for Better Decision Making
Make smarter data-driven decisions across the entire lifecycle of your trials with the expertise of our talented statisticians and a tailored approach to trial monitoring.
Our accelerated, transparent data flow process ensures you can view results in near real-time. Our Data Monitoring Committee (DCM) observes safety and efficacy data, shares knowledge and advises on any changes to protocol needed and ultimately provides integrity and credibility to your trial.
From initial trial designs and strategy, through delivery and final submission, we take a hands-on approach to the analysis, monitoring and reporting of your clinical data so you can make the right decisions at the right time in your project.
Our global team of 400+ biometrics experts collaborate closely with you to bring elevated experiences and a strong methodology to your clinical trials, allowing us to set you up for strategic and operational success while controlling overall costs and enhancing efficiencies.
With the help of our talented statisticians and data scientists, we protect your valuable data and help you unlock its key insights, offering you:
- Secure data warehousing
- Prediction of trial success
- Near real-time patient support with a remote Risk-Based Quality Management (RBQM) approach
- Data-backed insights via Bayesian methods to facilitate decision-making
- High-quality e-submission package with CDISC compliance
Personalized clinical research services
Across every stage of your clinical journey, we’re by your side to help you advance through clinical trials to get your therapy to patients and help bring your science to life.
Gateway to the globe
Unlock the true value of your clinical data and make more impactful decisions with the help of Caidya’s biometrics experts.
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04/01/2024