
ABOUT BIOFORUM
Bioforum is a data-focused contract research organization (CRO), serving clients worldwide in optimizing the collection, standardization, and reporting of clinical research data. We strive to consistently improve and innovate data processes, enabling the most efficient data submissions for our clients across the life sciences industry worldwide. From our offices in Israel, the U.S., Australia, and South Africa, our multidisciplinary team provides in-depth expertise and delivers high-quality solutions, including medical writing, data management, biostatistics and statistical programming.
From specialty biotechs to multinational pharmaceutical companies to nonprofits and academic medical centers, we partner with clients across the clinical trials continuum, from start to finish. Our approach is to provide scalable solutions based on the specific needs of each client.
Our team of medical writers, clinical data managers, programmers and statisticians has the experience and flexibility to provide customized, proactive support for all projects and programs, whether small and highly specific or large and complex.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Bioforum the Data Masters Inc.
14 East 38th Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10016
UNITED STATES
Contact: Tali Rahinstein, info@bioforumgroup.com
FEATURED BROCHURES
FEATURED CONTENT
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How can sponsors ensure SDTM compliance while still maintaining the efficiency and speed necessary to meet their trial timelines and milestones? Find out here.
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Bioforum and Medidata have been working together for nearly a decade, with approximately 30 joint projects to date – half of which are ongoing. Find out more about their collaboration in this brochure.
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In this blog post, read about the technical problems that might arise when writing molecular biology articles if not properly proofread.
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Data quality within the clinical research enterprise can be defined as the absence of errors that matter and assurance that the data is good enough to fit the purpose. Discover how this can be measured in this blog.
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In this blog, learn why the machine learning approach means that a more focused review of data is driven by “lessons learnt” from previous trial data.
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Tanya du Plessis, VP of Data Solutions and Strategies at Bioforum, and Rich Davies, VP of Solutions Expert at CluePoints, explain the principle applications of RBQM to Data Management.
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Increased industry costs are driving reflection towards current practices in order to determine where efforts can be decreased in order to save costs. Learn how risk based monitoring has drastically reduced the cost of clinical monitoring.
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Alongside data managers, statistical programmers and medical writers, biostatisticians play an integral role in the collaborative effort to develop new drugs and devices. But what exactly do biostatisticians do?
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Discover why a clinical study protocol needs to be presented using clear and unambiguous essential rules to facilitate the compliance of all study stakeholders.
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Research documents must be inspected for accuracy and integrity. The careful eyes of a Quality Checking (QC) expert are required to notice and correct errors that might otherwise render all the writer’s and researchers’ work unpublishable.
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Regulatory submissions are the most critical milestones in clinical research programs. Learn how quality submissions can accelerate time to market, maximize research investments and bring the benefit of new treatments to patients sooner.
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Although it may feel daunting, explore how a study migration can be successfully managed with a solid, well thought-out data migration plan.
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Find out how data capture and management activities, programming, and medical writing for a clinical study report were supported to solve the major diagnostic challenge of distinguishing between bacterial and viral infections.
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In September 2021, the FDA issued a notification to the biopharmaceutical industry alerting them that multiple clinical studies conducted by two India-based CROs were “not acceptable” because of data integrity concerns. How can sponsors avoid such situations when selecting and partnering with CROs?