Clinical Market Research Reports

For this report, ISR surveyed 111 respondents regarding their insights on topics such as Central IRB selection, outsourcing trends, use, and perceptions of Central IRBs. Furthermore, recent users of 18 Central IRBs rated how well performance compared against their expectations on 21 attributes across four categories (Organization Factors, Capabilities, Submission and Review, and Study Management).

This report includes verbatim insights into the practices that create clinical site start up efficiency, the causes of inefficiency, and new practices being undertaken in an effort to improve efficiency. To get multiple perspectives on the site start up process, ISR surveyed people with site start up responsibilities at sponsors and CROs as well as people working at clinical sites, such as clinical investigators and study coordinators.

 A Study Trends and Market Outlook report aims at providing our readers with a high-level view of the clinical development space. The data for this market research report comes from over 140 Phase I decision-makers who were surveyed to share their insights into where the Phase I market is now and where it’s expected to head over the next four years.

This market research report will provide readers with a high-level view of the clinical development space. 139 Phase II/III decision-makers were surveyed to share their insights into where the Phase II/III market is now and where it’s expected to head over the next four years.

The goal of this market research report is to provide readers with a high-level view of the clinical development space. 115 Late Phase decision-makers were surveyed to share their insights into where the Late Phase market is now and where it’s expected to head over the next four years.

The past three years have been quite eventful in the CRO world. We’ve had service provider mergers and mega-mergers. We’ve had biopharma mergers and mega-mergers. We’ve had IPOs and privatizations. The 2019 CRO Market Size report gives quantitative insight into the perpetual question: “What is the size of the CRO market?

This market research report takes a look at user experiences with seven different clinical development outsourcing models.

This report will help both study sponsors and providers answer a number of questions relevant to selecting and evaluating central lab service providers. For the purpose of this report, “central lab” is defined as a vendor that supplies specimen collection kits, logistics services, safety alerts, and a wide variety of laboratory testing services as well as providing lab reports to investigators.

For this study, Industry Standard Research (ISR) collected both qualitative and quantitative data. Qualitative telephone interviews were used to gain insight into mHealth expert viewpoints, while a quantitative, internet-based survey was used to collect hard data on familiarity with mHealth, anticipated implementation, and usage rates in recent or soon-to-be conducted clinical trials.

This market research report covers the state of the IRT and its apparent transition from standalone point products to more fully integrated systems that use and feed data into other eClinical systems such as EDC systems, CTMS, and eCOA systems, in addition to managing randomization and drug supply functions.

ISR conducted 11 in-depth interviews with tenured post-marketing safety and pharmacovigilance professionals from leading biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies in North America and Europe.

For this report, ISR conducted interviews with a cross-section of executive, director, and managerial level MM professionals from large, mid-size, and small pharmaceutical and biotech companies to gain a better understanding of managed markets departments, how they work, and the challenges they face.