NERI and ProMedica CRC Form Strategic Alliance to Support Phase I-IV Clinical Research Studies
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WATERTOWN, Mass. & BOSTON--(Business Wire)-- New England Research Institutes, Inc. (NERI), a global contract research organization (CRO) focused on Phase II-IV clinical trials and ProMedica Clinical Research Center (CRC), Inc., a dedicated Phase I firm, today announced their strategic alliance. As a result of this new working relationship, both companies can now provide pharmaceutical, medical device, biomaterial and biotechnology clients with seamless and comprehensive clinical research solutions for Phase I-IV studies in a variety of therapeutic areas. "Together with ProMedica CRC we are now able to provide expanded CRO services to clinical sponsors that are looking to build long-term relationships," said Rebecca Li, Ph.D., Vice President of Clinical Research, NERI. "With the addition of ProMedica CRC`s hands-on Phase I research capabilities; we can now collectively transition the in-depth knowledge of an investigational drug or device into a next Phase of research" said Li. "Clients will benefit from our combined service efficiencies and continued scientific integrity." Located in Boston`s thriving medical community, both NERI and ProMedica CRC have access to best in class scientific talent. With complementary philosophies around customized service offerings and scientific innovation, the new strategic alliance is poised to immediately meet client needs. "We know that our Phase I research experience combined with NERI`s Phase II-IV track record will provide our clients with a comprehensive portfolio of services to choose from," said Richard Parker, Founder and CEO, ProMedica CRC. "Through this strategic alliance we offer an expanded and committed team of professionals to tackle any clinical research challenge with consistent standards of excellence." In addition to each of their respective specialized capabilities, NERI and ProMedica CRC will have all the resources necessary to respond to a broader spectrum of client needs. As a result of the working relationship, clients can benefit from NERI services like study feasibility, protocol design, project management, regulatory affairs, clinical monitoring and training, biostatistics, data management, site selection, recruitment, and management, and quality assurance. In addition to these areas of expertise, ProMedica CRC`s capabilities include: bioavailability, bioequivalence, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, tolerance, toxicity, gastrointestinal absorption, interaction and first in man studies. About NERI: NERI is a full-service Contract Research Organization (CRO) that provides customized, global clinical trial solutions and patient registry services to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, biomaterial and medical device companies. NERI also has notable experience collaborating on federally-funded research with organizations like the National Institutes of Health (NIH). NERI has a solid reputation for delivering superior quality and trusted results to each of its valued clients. Since its founding in 1986, NERI has earned widespread recognition for its scientific credibility, efficiency and expertise in the successful conduct of clinical trials. For more information, visit www.neriscience.com. About ProMedica CRC: ProMedica CRC`s mission is to completely satisfy its customers with a corporate commitment to scientific integrity and reliability to clinical research by focusing on conducting One Study at a Time. This unique approach affords ProMedica CRC the opportunity to devote its full resources to each specific project avoiding the compromise of any study variable. This individual focus fits the company`s zero-error objective, a goal that clients appreciate. Quality is ProMedica CRC`s primary goal. For more information, visit www.promedicacrc.com. NERI Karen Barzilay, 508-794-1039 kbarzilay@neriscience.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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