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Custom Data


Data curated to answer novel research questions

Flatiron offers tailored oncology real-world data and solutions to meet your specific evidence needs through custom real-world datasets, variables, and more precise patient cohorts.

Stages of custom data projects


01

Planning and scoping

At Flatiron, we work with our biopharma partners to align on scope, cohort, novel variables and project timelines. We can help evaluate study design and data fitness for use.


02

Execution

We oversee data abstraction while ensuring patient-level and cohort-level quality assurance processes. We also help to build novel data models and test their feasibility.


03

Delivery

Deliverables include a data dictionary, analytic guides and the data file, with options for analytic and regulatory services and deliverables.


04

Post-delivery

We provide training and analytic guidance and can provide support to you with analytic and publication services.

Pioneering real-world evidence generation

5+

years experience delivering custom real-world datasets

50+

novel derived variables created

350+

customized projects for life sciences customers

Flatiron offers novel variables that drive groundbreaking research

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Outcome variables

Real-world response, real-world progression, mortality, and adverse events with additional variables are available upon request.

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Disease and patient characteristics

Comorbidities, brain metastases, and additional malignancies.

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Drug treatment variables

Dosing details and reasons for discontinuation of oral therapies.

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Procedures and tests

Treatment for brain/CNS metastases and radiation/surgery data.

hear from our customers

“These Flatiron analyses, along with other real-world analyses that we had conducted, strengthened our U.S. regulatory filing, which ultimately led to [the therapy] being approved in June 2020.”

Pranav Abraham, PhD

Director, Global Health Economics, Rare Hematology, Bristol Myers Squibb

Source: ResearchX

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