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European Oncology

Real-world data solutions built for the complexity of European oncology research.

Your trusted partner for real-world oncology insights across Europe

Oncology research in Europe presents many unique challenges.

Variations in treatment practices across countries, difficulties accessing diverse patient samples, and inconsistent data quality across institutions make it hard to produce reliable, generalizable evidence of treatment value.

From comprehensive datasets to smarter study designs, our European oncology solutions bring clarity to your research, accelerating timelines, strengthening submissions, and enabling better patient outcomes in oncology care.

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TherapyMonitor™

Timely, representative insight into real-world oncology care in Europe.

Built from the latest longitudinal physician-supplied data across Europe, TherapyMonitor™ delivers comprehensive analyses of cancer care in real clinical practice.

Working closely with medical experts and pharmaceutical leaders, our Europe-based team of analysts tailors report specifications to your precise study objectives in oncological and rare-disease indications.

Offering complete, curated data on disease prevalence, treatment patterns, and care dynamics across the continent, TherapyMonitor™ data is carefully collected, validated, and fully anonymized to meet the highest regulatory standards, ensuring accuracy, quality, and confidence in every insight.

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External Control Arms

Accelerate your research with fit-for-purpose real-world patient cohorts.

TriNetX External Control Arms (ECAs) provide a proven, regulation-ready methodology to create real-world comparison cohorts without the high costs and lengthy timelines of traditional methods.

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Epidemiological services

Unlock stronger decision-making, targeting, sampling, and understanding of health outcomes with our evidence-based analysis and representative data.

Backed by our strong record of successful HTA submissions, depth of experience, and partnerships with physicians and healthcare providers, you can be confident you’re in good hands.

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Wish to participate in a TherapyMonitor™ project?

If you’re an EU physician looking to participate in an ongoing TherapyMonitor™ project, we’d love to hear from you.

Any time and contributions you’re able to offer will be fairly rewarded with monetary reimbursement, as well as opportunities to collaborate on resulting publications.

Additionally, we’ll be here to support you with the data entry process at every stage, providing well-structured eCRFs and prompt responses to any questions or technical issues you might have.

How you’ll be supported

We provide physicians with several supporting documents specifically tailored to each individual project. These include:

  • Data entry instructions
  • Documentation on the legality of our retrospective methodology
  • Project synopsis for quick insights
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A Selection of Previous Projects

Indication Current countries
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) Second Line Therapy (2L+) Germany, Spain
Diffuse Large B-cell Lymphoma (DLBCL) Germany
Estrogen receptor-positive (ER+), HER2-negative (HER2-), Breast Cancer Germany
Newly diagnosed multiple myeloma (NDMM), Relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma (RRMM) Germany, Spain
Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC) Germany
Urothelial Cancer Germany
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