Trial Design Services

Quantitatively Designing Trials - Delivering Success

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Clinical Trial Simulations (CTS)
Clinical trial simulations use mathematical models to predict trial outcomes under various scenarios, such as different dosing schedules, patient groups, and study setups.…

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Pharmacokinetic Sampling Design (PSD)
Pharmacokinetic sampling design is the process of designing a study to measure the concentration of a drug in the body over time. The design must take into account the…

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Dose Selection
Selecting the right dose is pivotal in ensuring the safety and efficacy of your molecules. Getting the dose wrong is often cited as one of the primary reasons for failed…

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Biostatistics
At Momentum Metrix, we recognize the foundation of successful clinical research lies in the application of biostatistical methodologies. These methods are your roadmap to…

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Medication Adherence
Medication adherence, the extent to which patients take medications as prescribed, is a critical factor in the success of clinical trials. Poor adherence can lead to skewed…

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Randomized Concentration-Controlled Trials (RCCT)
Randomized concentration-controlled trials (RCCTs) are a type of clinical trial design that involves controlling the concentration of a drug in the blood of study…

Clinical Trial Elements

Clinical Trial Elements
Clinical trials are research studies designed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of new drugs, medical devices, or interventions in humans. They are conducted in several…
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