COTA, Inc. is now a proud member of the Clinical Research Data Sharing Alliance (CRDSA). This cross-industry alliance is dedicated to accelerating the discovery and delivery of life-saving therapies through the use of high-quality clinical trials and real-world data.
A fit-for-purpose database includes key variables, reliable and accurate data, and representative samples that can be used to draw meaningful conclusions. RWD can be highly valuable in supporting clinical oncology research, but choosing the right data is essential. The keys to finding the right fit-for-purpose database include relevance, reliability, integrity, and bias.
Research from MedStar Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center and COTA shows the potential of a more patient-friendly dosing regimen for Stage 4 CRC/PC or locally advanced PC.
This collaboration highlights how real-world data can contribute to clinical research and can help answer pressing questions about care already taking place in clinical practice.
The American Society of Hematology’s 2021 annual meeting showed that real-world data is no longer the new kid on the block – it’s an indispensable part of the toolkit for therapeutic development and clinical research. COTA is proud to be a part of the discussion, contributing research this year for chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
Partnering with Impatient Health, we take a comprehensive look at the realities of real-world data and the challenges that pharma companies face in leveraging it to gain actionable insight, based on feedback from executives at well-known, major pharma companies.
This is a key part of our mission to provide the most comprehensive cancer care possible by leveraging the latest advances in data science and technology.
COTA is honored to have contributed to three abstracts accepted for poster presentation at the American Society of Hematology’s 64th Annual Meeting, which cover a range of hematologic cancers. These studies focus on patient- and clinician-reported performance status in Multiple Myeloma, and real-world treatment patterns among patients with newly diagnosed Acute Myeloid Leukemia in the US.
We are excited to announce our partnership with Google Cloud to use their Natural Language Processing (NLP) technology to help us better understand the unstructured data in cancer patients’ medical records.
This is a key part of our mission to provide the most comprehensive cancer care possible by leveraging the latest advances in data science and technology.
New financing will help COTA expand RWD platform & services to drive more efficient and inclusive drug development.
When it comes to cancer, there are a lot of myths and misconceptions out there. But the one thing is for certain: cancer can affect anyone, at any time, and from any background. Hear from one of our own about their battle with breast cancer and how early detection helped them defeat cancer.
C.K. Wang discusses payment for research participation in this exploratory workshop hosted by the Office for Human Research Protections in the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.
Deloitte’s new Real-World Evidence Survey reveals that life sciences companies are now using real-world data (RWD) and real-world evidence (RWE) throughout the product life cycle—from early discovery through commercialization.
Every September, the healthcare, life sciences, and patient advocacy communities mark Blood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to focus on raising awareness about leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, and other cancers that affect the blood or bone marrow.
In this new blog series from COTA and Deloitte, we will explore the expanding role of real-world data in oncology.
Innovation is the key to success in the life sciences industry. But with the vast amounts of data being generated by clinical trials and other research, it can be difficult to know where to focus your efforts. COTA’s tailored, fit-for-purpose real-world data (RWD) can help.
COTA’s Summer Internship Program provides an opportunity for college students to explore their career interests, learn new skills, and receive mentorship from experts in the field. This year’s interns come from a variety of backgrounds and majors, and are working in a number of different areas within COTA.
As artificial intelligence revolutionizes healthcare, we must develop a regulatory framework to ensure ethical use of patient data for research and care delivery. But, what should those guardrails look like, and how will we deploy them across the life sciences and clinical care industries? Miruna Sasu shares her thoughts on AI in healthcare and its efficacy with patient data.
2022 has been a time of extraordinary growth at COTA including many new faces that we are proud to welcome to our team.
After working at one of the world’s leading global clinical research organizations, Noel joins us to continue his work advocating for patients and helping to advance therapeutic and diagnostic options for all.
COTA President & CEO, Miruna Sasu, gave a keynote speech at the DIA 2022 Global Annual Meeting on healthcare disparities. She shared her personal story of how her family benefited from clinical trials and how she is now working to open those opportunities for others.
We are so excited to welcome our 8 new interns for our 2022 internship program – learn a little bit more about each the newest additions to COTA.
COTA researchers and collaborators’s recent abstract in the European Hematology Association’s library, found that overall agreement between response categories was 65.1% among AML data.
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