COTA, Inc. Expands Oncology Real-World Data Research & Consulting Services to Accelerate Safe, Effective Drug Development

COTA’s expanded services will provide even more support to organizations conducting research, like Bristol Myers Squibb, the US Food and Drug Administration, and Miami Cancer Institute. From protocol advisory and development to analytic and algorithmic support and publications, COTA’s expert guidance is a valuable asset for those looking to make advances in oncology research.

Baptist Health Miami Cancer Institute expands partnership with COTA.

Miami Cancer Institute has recently utilized COTA’s analysis of RWE to change its testing policy for breast cancer gene mutations. With the new technology, the institute has decided to test every patient diagnosed with the condition. Not only will this help with early detection, but it will also allow for more personalized treatment plans.

What Makes a Fit-for-Purpose Database for Clinical Oncology Research?

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.