Selecting a CRO

Worried about working with a CRO for your upcoming trial? A transparent proposal process, clear upfront communication, and a plan for ongoing monitoring can help you develop a better relationship with your CRO.

Selecting a CRO is a complicated process. Start your search with our free CRO Selection Checklist, detailing 37 things to look out for.

Certain red flags sometimes necessitate a rescue to “save” a clinical trial from an underperforming CRO. Here’s what to look out for.

PharPoint is an award-winning, client-focused contract research organization (CRO) that works with companies of all sizes. What makes our team ideal for small and emerging pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies?

We offer our clients a structure and team chemistry that clients of all sizes appreciate. PharPoint’s mid-to-large sized clients value our effective governance structures, strategic resource planning, and track record of positive sponsor-CRO project team relationships.

When you’re working with a big name, “big-box” CRO, there are a few pitfalls to watch out for as a small to mid-sized biotech or pharmaceutical company.

Explore PharPoint’s values in action: what makes the team at PharPoint different?

Are you worried that the service providers working on your study are causing it to fall behind? Don’t fret: there are options available to get your study back on track.

What challenges exist between CROs and Sponsors—and is collaborative technology the answer, or something else?