Cambridge Biotech - Wound Care Trial

Setting Up a Complex Phase IIb Trial in Primary Care

Study Type
Phase IIb RCT
Therapeutic Area
Wound Care
Setting
Primary Care
Timeline
8 Weeks Setup
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The Challenge

A Cambridge-based biotech company was developing an innovative enzymatic wound gel and needed to conduct a Phase IIb randomized controlled trial to support their regulatory submission and market access strategy.

Traditional hospital sites were proving too slow and expensive. The sponsor needed:

Our Solution

Clinical Research Solutions leveraged our extensive network of research-ready GP practices and our regulatory expertise to deliver a comprehensive solution:

Site Identification & Selection

We matched the sponsor with a high-performing GP practice experienced in wound care research and managing chronic wound patients. The practice had a strong track record of GCP compliance and patient recruitment.

Protocol & Regulatory Support

Site Preparation & Training

Agreement Facilitation

We negotiated clear responsibilities between the sponsor and GP site, ensuring regulatory clarity and protecting both parties' interests while enabling efficient collaboration.

Ongoing Operational Support

Key Results

8
Weeks from first enquiry to first patient enrolled
10+
Patients recruited (study ongoing)
100%
Protocol compliance maintained
60%
Faster than traditional hospital recruitment

Why This Worked

By leveraging our network of research-ready GP practices and handling all regulatory complexity, we enabled the sponsor to launch their trial significantly faster than traditional hospital recruitment routes.

Key success factors included:

Impact

The practice gained valuable experience hosting complex Phase IIb trials and has expressed strong interest in future commercial collaborations. The sponsor successfully generated high-quality data in real-world primary care settings, supporting their regulatory submission timeline.

This case demonstrates our ability to accelerate medical device and pharmaceutical trials without compromising on quality, compliance, or patient safety.

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