Sustainability and environmental management are no longer aspirations. They are essential responsibilities. As key drivers of healthcare innovation, the clinical research industry plays a crucial role in delivering cutting-edge treatments that improve both life expectancy and quality of life. Yet, this progress must go hand in hand with ethical business conduct and a firm commitment to protecting our planet.
At APICES, we are committed to integrating eco-friendliness into our daily operations. Our dedication has been recognized with two key certifications:
SBTI: This certification reflects our commitment to sustainability and the fight against climate change, aligned our emissions reduction strategy with global climate science.
EcoVadis: A global environmental responsibility rating that evaluates our performance in environmental, social, and ethical aspects, ensuring we adhere to the highest corporate responsibility standards.
These certifications also demonstrate our commitment to transparency, reinforcing our ethical approach to clinical research and responsible business practices.
Sustainability is embedded in our work. Our entire team applies sustainable practices in their activities, ensuring that clinical research is conducted responsibly and with a long-term vision. By integrating sustainability into research processes, we contribute to a healthier future while maintaining the highest ethical and scientific standards.
At APICES, we believe that innovation and sustainability must go hand in hand to drive meaningful progress in clinical trials, always maintaining the highest quality standards. By integrating sustainable practices into our clinical research processes, we ensure that every study not only contributes to medical advancements but also respects the environment and ethical values. Our commitment to sustainability guides our work at every stage, from planning to execution, ensuring that we deliver reliable results while minimizing our ecological impact.
Contact us to carry out your clinical research projects with a partner committed to sustainability, transparency, and excellence.
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Key Takeaways: First-in-human trials in the EU are governed by Regulation (EU) No 536/2014 and the EMA’s first-in-human guideline (EMEA/CHMP/SWP/28367/07 Rev 1). Sponsors must submit a complete Clinical Trial Application via the CTIS portal and obtain both Part I...
Key Takeaways: Phase I dose escalation design in the EU is governed by ICH E8(R1), EMA first-in-human guidance (EMA/CHMP/SWP/28367/07 Rev.1), and EU Clinical Trial Regulation 536/2014 via CTIS. The classical 3+3 design is increasingly replaced by model-based...
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