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Premier Research has a network of clinical research centers in the United States. Each of the centers has multiple experienced investigators and a full-time Premier Research staff that is highly trained and experienced. Our sites offer state-of-the-art recruiting and research facilities plus the ability to handle the most scientifically demanding trials in a range of therapeutic areas. Each research center is able to perform rapid, proof-of-concept, dose-ranging, single or multiple-dose studies, offers dormitory and extended stay capabilities, and can perform inpatient multiple- or single-day pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies. 
 
Services
  • Phase 1 including Oncology
  • Phase 2–4 Multi-specialty
  • Proof-of-Concept Studies
  • Dose-Ranging Studies
  • PK and PD Studies
  • In-patient and Out-patient Capabilities
  • Multi-day/Multi-dose Studies
  • Novel Model Development
Specialties
  • Acute and Chronic Pain
  • Cardiovascular
  • Dermatology
  • Gastrointestinal
  • Endocrine/Metabolic
  • Infectious Disease
  • Musculoskeletal
  • Neurology
  • Ophthalmology
  • Psychiatry
  • Respiratory
  • Women’s Health
Site Management Expertise
Our site management expertise allows our sponsors’ studies to be up and running quickly, resulting in a multitude of significant benefits such as: 

  • Rapid Study Start-ups – With a centrally managed network employing consistent management practices, we can expedite the process of site selection, IRB interaction and approvals, regulatory documentation packages and budget/contract negotiation.
  • Efficient Patient Recruitment and Scheduling – Our rapid telephone recruitment and screening system eliminates wasted time and effort and enhances enrollment of qualified patients. The location of our clinics in Arizona, Texas, and Utah makes it well situated for efficient recruitment. Each location has a diverse large population that includes a pool of students at nearby colleges.
  • More Accurate Data – Patient testing and evaluation are vitally important in drug trials, especially in areas such as analgesia, where data is mainly derived from subjective reports. At the research centers, our personnel are trained in consistent evaluation and assessment techniques – leading to cleaner, clearer and more accurate data.
Novel Pain Model Development
The Analgesia Model Development Team at Premier Research is highly experienced in the development and validation of novel models for analgesic research. The purpose of the Analgesia Development Program is to meet the challenges of present day drug development by developing models with a high degree of scientific validity that are also able to address such practical considerations as rapid recruitment and reduction in the signal-to-noise ratio. For example, the post-operative bunionectomy model developed by the team has reduced patient recruitment times by 30-40% using a small number of sites while providing assay sensitivity equal to or better than existing post-operative surgical models.

Other methodologies developed or refined by the Premier Research team include:
  • Third molar extraction (wisdom teeth)
  • Orthopedic/Podiatric surgery (bunionectomy and hammertoe surgery, knee arthroscopy, ACL repair, knee/hip replacement)
  • General/Gynecologic surgery (hernia repair, cholecystectomy, hysterectomy)
  • Pioneered Sciatic Block anesthesia techniques for bunionectomy 
  • Multi-day/Multiple dose designs for acute pain
  • Dysmenorrhea repeated dose model
  • Pre-surgical anxiety model
  • Postoperative nausea & vomiting model
  • Two stopwatch method for onset measures


To volunteer for a clinical study at one of the Clinical Research Centers, please click here.

Case Studies
Case Study  Ahead of Schedule with Excellent Results for a Large Pain Study
Case Study  Overcoming Challenging Timelines for an Analgesia Study
Case Study  Reducing the Timeline for an Osteoarthritis Study
Case Study  A Pivotal Multiple Dose Efficacy Study in Bunionectomy
Case Study  Access to Large Subject Population for Acute Pain Studies
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Upcoming Events
Event  14-Apr-10 19th Annual Partnerships in Clinical Trials Conference
Event  21-Apr-10 Informa's Clinical Evaluations & Investigations for Medical Devices
Event  23-Apr-10 ACRP 2010 Global Conference & Exhibition
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