My name is Sam. I’m Director of Programming at COS. I have a Masters degree in Biometry, I live with my beautiful cockapoo Freyja, and I love to travel. I also have Bipolar disorder. It has affected me in many different ways since childhood, and whilst it is now treated with medication and therapy it still can have a profound …
At COS we are committed to celebrating the achievements of all our colleagues, but today, on International Women’s Day 2021, we choose to applaud the achievements of the women in our team, women who are at the forefront of research, women who choose to push boundaries, ask questions and seek solutions every single day. According to UIS data, less than …
Development and Validation of the Insomnia Daytime Symptoms and Impacts Questionnaire (IDSIQ). Read full research article here
Listen to Claire Burbridge speaking about a study to understand the impact of NPD on patients and their families during the session entitled: Improving Outcomes in Niemann-Pick Disease, Global initiatives to further the understanding of patient experience, improve time to diagnosis and support therapeutic research. This sessions is from the NPUK’s 1st Digital Annual Family Conference & Interactive Workshop on …
This poster presentation from our COS Quantitative Science Team was presented at the recent JSM virtual event: Floden, L.; Yu, H.; Hudgens, S.; Bell, M. (2020, August). Imputation strategies within the estimand framework to evaluate the overall likelihood of patient improvement in longitudinal trails. Paper presented at the Joint Statistical Meeting, Virtual Event.
We are delighted to announce the promotion of Claire Burbridge MSc to Strategic Lead, Clinical Outcome Assessments, after 5 years with our company. Claire has proven to be an outstanding leader in the COA area, with particular expertise in the pain and respiratory therapeutic areas, and e-pro development. She is also a strong qualitative researcher with notable expertise in exit …
We are delighted to confirm the following poster was accepted at the INSAR 2020 Virtual event held last week: Understanding Meaningful Changes in Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Trial Outcomes Using an Exit Interview Methodology. Please visit the INSAR 2020 Virtual Meeting here
Although Digestive Disease Week 2020 was unable to take place, we are very pleased to share our accepted work – Qualitative Patient Interviews to Assess Content Validity of the Modified Dysphagia Symptom Questionnaire. Author(s): Siddhesh Kamat1, Christopher Hartford4, Isabelle Guillemin5, Jingdong Chao1, Laurent Eckert5, Tara Symonds3, Kathryn A. Peterson2 Please follow this link to search for the poster on the …
This month, Clinical Outcome Solutions celebrates seven years at the forefront of continuous, dedicated support across all facets of clinical outcomes research which inform patient care value decisions. The early partnership between Stacie Hudgens and Tara Symonds (2014) has now grown to a global team of three strategic leads, nine research directors and 55 team members, with clients and offices …