How CP-MIC can Help

Do you need to incorporate medical imaging into your programmes - but not sure how?

This could be:

  • Translating your preclinical pharmacology into an imaging strategy for clinical implementation

  • Needing help with your imaging strategy to ensure it can deliver within the time-frame of your clinical path

  • Embedding imaging into a clinical protocol

  • Developing a novel imaging agent or methodology

  • Understanding the GMP validation process of imaging agents to enable human use

  • Understanding regulatory requirements when using imaging methods in your clinical protocols

  • Knowing when and how to implement safety imaging into your clinical protocols

  • Incorporating multiple imaging methods into one protocol and not sure how or if feasible

  • Needing to validate a non-imaging biomarker via the use of an imaging biomarker

  • Needing to run a study across multiple sites (within or between countries) and are unsure how to set-up and/or operationalise

  • Requiring help selecting an imaging CRO for your study

  • Unsure if an imaging strategy is needed for your programme but would like to enquire

There is never a “one size fits all” solution for applying medical imaging into programmes, with each imaging strategy/study requiring a considered approach to ensure it delivers on the required endpoints for clear decision-making. Having your imaging strategy/study clearly defined and correct at the outset can save considerable resource in terms of time and finance.

At CP-MIC we can help deliver the following:

Imaging Strategy Setting

Clarifying your imaging needs

Creating and optimising an imaging strategy to suit the specific endpoint requirements for your programme

Aligning your imaging strategy to designated resources (i.e. timelines and finance)

Clinical Requirements

Develop a path for generating and delivering imaging specific data and documentation for regulatory submissions (e.g. GMP tracer validation, micro-toxicity)

Build safety imaging endpoints into protocols (where required)

Facilitate the use of clinical imaging agents in countries where they are authorised and un-authorised

Support the authoring of imaging-related sections into clinical documentation

Operationalisation of Medical Imaging

Design a path for implementation of multiple tracers and/or multiple imaging modalities at clinical imaging sites

Guide the development of a novel imaging agent or method

Optimise the conduct of clinical imaging across multiple sites (within or between countries)

Assist in the selection of an imaging CRO