Epidemiological studies and surveys
Marketed drugs still need the clinical investigation process to continue during several years in order to complete the pharmacovigilance information, explore new indications, or gain insight about the pharmacoeconomics of the use of the drug in the real practice.
Moreover, pharma industry and investigator’s associations also promote epidemiological trials and surveys, that can be drug-related or not, to generate new knowledge about the disease.
These types of trials can also be included in the general term of “Medico-Marketing activities”.
Infociencia ofers you a Spanish network of collaborators that allow you to perform big-scale epidemiological studies and surveys.
Infociencia will provide you also with new ideas adapted to the needs of each project and future use of results, with respect of ethics as our main concern.
In Infociencia, we care about the set-up, logistics, quality control, statistics and scientifical publication of your epidemiological studies and surveys in Spain and Europe.
Moreover, Infociencia can offer to you the implementation of the newest ways to do electronic data capture:
- Mobile e-CRFs: we are specialized in data capture of complete case report forms in mobile devices (SmartPhones, PDAs, i-Phones, and the like). These tools will improve the physician satisfaction with the study, and will increase the visibility of your activity. You can have access to more information here
- Data capture using Digital Pen: Digital pen and paper are a new technology absolutely user-friendly, for data capture in clinical trials and in epidemiological surveys. Digital pens are provided by Anoto (www.anoto.com).
Pharmacoeconomic Studies
Infociencia provides expert services in Pharmacoeconomy:
- Pragmatic experimental designs
- Non-experimental designs (cohort-design, retrospective trials, patient registries, and similar)
- Pharmacoeconomic models (Markov, Decision trees)
- Literature searching of epidemiological data (Spain and Europe)
- Cost-minimization, Cost-effectivity, Cost-Utility Studies
To learn more about this service, please contact us at masinformacion@infociencia.com