An evidence-based framework to determine funding requirements for NCCPs
The report finds that NCCPs rarely specify the funds that need to be committed or the spending that occurs in practice. When evidence of funding impact is...
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The treatment, policies, and study of oncology continue to undergo rapid changes and evolution, with each year bringing new opportunities and challenges for existing and new treatments. CRA positions itself on the cutting edge of the field, staying abreast of the latest issues and developments and allowing us to provide actionable, future-focused strategies for our clients.
CRA’s knowledge base stems from hundreds of engagements on solid and hematological tumors, working with clients on small molecules, monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), cell therapies, oncology vaccines, and the increasing range of combination approaches to treating cancer.
The report finds that NCCPs rarely specify the funds that need to be committed or the spending that occurs in practice. When evidence of funding impact is...
To better understand the current landscape, CRA experts conducted the CRA Diagnostics Industry Pulse (CDIP) survey earlier this year, gathering insights from...
This CRA-moderated 30-minute, intimate roundtable discussion focuses on several of the key ongoing and emerging topics in oncology and what this may mean for...
This CRA-moderated 30-minute, intimate roundtable discussion focuses on several of the key ongoing and emerging topics in oncology and what this may mean for...