ABOUT WORLDWIDE CLINICAL TRIALS

Worldwide Clinical Trials (Worldwide) is a leading global contract research organization (CRO) that works in partnership with biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies to create customized solutions that advance new medications, from discovery to reality. Our full-service clinical development capabilities include bioanalytical laboratory services and Phase I-IV clinical trials, as well as post-approval and real-world evidence studies – all powered by our talented and accessible team of clinicians, scientists, and researchers who bring their first-hand expertise to each clinical program.

At Worldwide, we understand that each customer and project are unique, so we take a collaborative and personalized approach to identify and meet specific needs and goals. Anchored in our company’s scientific heritage, we are therapeutically focused on cardiovascular, metabolic, neuroscience, oncology, and rare diseases. We apply this deep therapeutic knowledge to develop flexible plans and quickly solve problems in the rapidly evolving clinical development landscape.

Our team of 3,000+ professionals spans 60+ countries, and believes that through collaboration, and a culture that embraces diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEI&B), everyone plays an important role in making a world of difference for patients and their caregivers. We are united in cause with our customers to improve the lives of patients through new, innovative therapies.

For more information on Worldwide, visit www.Worldwide.com or connect with us on LinkedIn.

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Worldwide Clinical Trials

600 Park Offices Drive Suite 200

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

UNITED STATES

Phone: 919-674-2900

Contact: Mary Gelovich

WEBINARS

This webinar will explore the RWE/RWD landscape and focus on those situations in which a prospective observational study or registry presents a more optimal solution.

Check out Worldwide's latest on-demand webinar focusing on clinical pharmacology trends. Experts discuss topics like shifts in formal drug testing and approval processes, combining of single and multiple ascending dose studies, and advanced statistical methodology.