Services
Credevo provides a wide range of innovative development strategies, country-level, and site-level feasibility studies, global regulatory support and clinical trial monitoring services worldwide for all your products, ranging from simple to complex ones. Our service team is client-focused and ensure to provide flexible, yet responsive high-quality services.
Global Regulatory Support
Credevo is a globally connected organization providing its expertise to pharma industries regardless of size and sector in all aspects of regulatory affairs
Clinical Development Strategy
Credevo provides high-level strategic consulting services ranging from clinical trial design and protocol development to regulatory submission with various regulators worldwide
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Rare Disease Services
Rare disease drug development is often challenging right from discovery to market approval as these drugs or medical devices are to be used by very few patients.
Credevo offers expertise in understanding the regulatory process and benefits provided by regulators and reduces the burden on the rare disease drug developers
Clinical Trial Feasibility
Credevo offers an intuitive and simple web-based feasibility service, which requires only a few simple steps> You can perform country-level and site level feasibility studies.
You can also perform a feasibility study to recruit qualified clinical investigators and sites all over the globe to make your trial successful
Global Clinical Operations
Our team has a wide range of qualified professionals to support your clinical trials in various capacities. We understand that every trial has its own parameters and challenges and provide our expert service to your specific needs.
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Our global network of services will be able to support you wherever and whenever you need it. We also provide service in Comparator Shipment, Resource Recruitment, and many more
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