This section is being built for sponsors, investigators, and cooperative groups. Some tools below link to working prototypes; others are display-only previews. Data shown is real — pulled live from our Canadian clinical trial database — but interactive features are not yet operational. Check back as we roll out new capabilities.
Planning tools for sponsors, investigators, and cooperative groups — plus Reach, our community trial access network for rural and remote Canada.
Analytics
Trial database coverage, geographic distribution, and therapeutic area breakdown — live from ClinicalTrials.gov.
Planning
Model potential patient pools for your trial concept, with projected timelines and design optimization scenarios.
Intelligence
Analyze competing trials in your indication: phases, sponsor mix, crowding analysis, and SWOT positioning.
Review eligibility criteria wording for clarity and consistency with standard practices.
Search our Canadian-focused trial database by condition, sponsor, phase, and geography.
Model recruitment scenarios from referral to randomization under different assumptions.
Most Canadian trials don't reach the patients they're for. 86% of trial sites sit in six metro areas — while ~18% of Canadians live rural or remote. Reach makes that gap visible and shows how to close it.
Reach Score = 25 × site_coverage
+ 25 × recruiting_coverage
+ 25 × patient_to_site_ratio
+ 25 × urbanicity_weightLower scores = bigger opportunity for a decentralized protocol. A sponsor can rank their pipeline by "which trial benefits most from going to the patient?"
Community health centres, visiting nurses, Indigenous health authorities, and rural hospitals — the trust layer that reaches patients in remote Canada. These are publicly-listed organizations; none have been onboarded yet.
Why community partners matter: nurse-mediated enrollment sees ~3x the response rate of mailed or digital outreach in rural Canada. Showing the network makes the operational model legible to sponsors.
Community micro-surveys and nurse-coordinated home visits — the operational primitives that turn gap data into enrolled patients.
Short, categorical, PHI-free surveys run by local partners. Topics: trial barriers, transport access, home-visit willingness. Aggregate results only — no individual responses.
For a given trial, request a home visit: initial screening, blood draw, vitals, or e-consent assistance. Match to the nearest community nurse and coordinate logistics.
Under development: Researcher tools provide preliminary estimates for planning purposes only. Reach data is real (live from Canadian trial database) but all interactive features — partner onboarding, surveys, outcall requests — are not yet operational. This page is being built in the open as we work toward launch.
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