CLINICAL OPERATIONS

Clinical Operations Built for

Consistent Study Delivery

CEBIS supports clinical study execution from planning and start-up through site management, monitoring, patient recruitment, clinical supply coordination, quality oversight and study closeout.

Clinical operations can be provided as focused support for a specific need or coordinated with data, regulatory, safety and other functions as part of a broader clinical development program.

OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

The Functions That Keep a

Clinical Study Moving

Successful study execution depends on coordination between the sponsor, project team, participating sites, patients and supporting functions.

CEBIS brings these activities together through five core clinical operations services.

Clinical Trial & Project Management

Study planning, milestone management, cross-functional coordination, issue management and sponsor communication throughout study delivery.

Site Management & Monitoring

Site identification, start-up, ongoing site coordination, clinical monitoring and closeout support.

Patient Recruitment, Retention & Adherence

Recruitment and participant-engagement activities designed around the protocol, eligibility criteria and target study population.

Clinical Supply & Logistics

Coordination of clinical materials, sourcing, packaging, storage, distribution and site supply requirements.

Quality Oversight, Inspection Support & Study Rescue

Quality-focused oversight, issue management, inspection preparation and support for studies requiring additional operational attention.

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STUDY LIFECYCLE

Operational Support

Across the Study
Clinical operations connect regulatory and ethics activities, project management, monitoring, data management and study reporting across the clinical trial lifecycle.
01

Study Planning

Translate protocol requirements into an operational plan, including responsibilities, timelines, site needs and supporting functions.

02

Study Start-Up

Manage the activities required to prepare participating sites and study teams for activation.

03

Site Activation

Support site initiation, documentation readiness and preparation for active study conduct.

04

Enrollment & Execution

Oversee ongoing site activity, recruitment, monitoring, supply needs and operational issue management.

05

Data & Study Oversight

Keep clinical activities aligned with data review, safety, regulatory and quality requirements during study conduct.

06

Closeout

Coordinate final site activities, outstanding actions and study documentation as the program moves toward completion.

SITE STRATEGY

Preparing Sites for Study Delivery

Site feasibility and identification should be guided by protocol requirements, including the study population, operational needs and site suitability.

Review protocol and study requirements to help identify appropriate site characteristics and operational needs.

Evaluate potential participating sites based on the study population, protocol requirements and project plan.

Support the activities needed to prepare sites for study initiation.

Maintain clear communication around documentation, timelines, study requirements and outstanding actions.

MONITORING

Oversight Throughout Active Study Conduct

Clinical monitoring provides oversight throughout study conduct, with activities tailored to the protocol and study risks.

Monitoring support can include:

PATIENT SUPPORT

Recruitment and Engagement

Built Around the Study Population
Recruitment approaches can combine patient identification, direct outreach, referral networks, community channels, and digital or traditional media. Ongoing participant support can include communication, appointment reminders and adherence support during study participation.

Recruitment

Identify and reach potential participants through appropriate study and site channels.

Retention

Maintain communication throughout the study to support continued participation.

Adherence

Use reminders, education and practical communication to help participants follow study requirements.

COORDINATED DELIVERY

Clinical Operations Connected to the Wider Program

Clinical operations should remain aligned with data, regulatory, safety, medical writing, supply and quality activities so study execution is coordinated across functions.

Connected functions can include:

Need Clinical Operations Support for Your Study?

Tell us about your study phase, countries, sites, patient population, timeline and operational needs. A member of the CEBIS team can discuss the appropriate level of clinical operations support.