Building the evidence base for the impact of hospital design on patient outcomes

Medis Consulting conducted a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) to document the evidence base linking hospital design elements on patient outcomes for a large global engineering firm.

Quantifying the value of clinical data for an ultra-orphan drug

Medis Consulting conducted an online survey in the US, Europe, and LATAM to quantify the value of various clinical profiles for an novel therapy in development for an ultra-orphan CNS indication.

Clinician TPP testing for an orphan drug in US and EU5

A biotechnology company had brought their lead compound successfully through Phase 2 trials for a very rare endocrine disorder.  We helped them understand how their target clinicians would react to the existing data, and how best to generate compelling endpoints and measurements going forward.

Understanding and assessing opportunity in autoimmune disease

A large global pharmaceutical company had identified auto-immune disorders as key targets for their R&D organization.  We conducted a Multi-Variable Analysis of a range of auto-immune diseases to evaluate opportunities while remaining product agnostic.

Understanding the potential lifecycle for a broadly effective biologic

A large pharmaceutical company in partnership with a leading biologics company were preparing for the launch of a blockbuster monoclonal antibody in immunology.  They had full development programs for two indications in place, but felt the compound could address a variety of additional indications.  We conducted a Multi-Variable Analysis to recommend disease areas that provided opportunity and fit with this biologic.

Evaluating global approval and reimbursement for orphan drugs

A mid-sized biotechnology company had a portfolio of products all focused on orphan diseases.  They wanted to provide access to all patients around the globe, and asked us to evaluate the market access processes not only in leading industrialized markets, but across all countries where there might be significant patient need.