Key Highlights

Risk & Performance

Pipeline Risk Assessment

Based on historical performance

High Risk

Score: 60/100

Failure Rate

12.9%

19 terminated/withdrawn out of 147 trials

Success Rate

80.4%

-6.1% vs industry average

Late-Stage Pipeline

14%

20 trials in Phase 3/4

Results Transparency

31%

24 of 78 completed trials have results

Key Signals

13 recruiting24 with results15 terminated4 withdrawn

Enrollment Performance

Analytics

N/A

58(61.7%)

Phase 2

12(12.8%)

Phase 4

12(12.8%)

Phase 3

8(8.5%)

Phase 1

3(3.2%)

Early Phase 1

1(1.1%)

94Total

N/A(58)

Phase 2(12)

Phase 4(12)

Phase 3(8)

+2 more

Activity Timeline

Global Presence

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Clinical Trials (147)

Showing 20 of 147 trials

NCT05829070Not ApplicableRecruiting

Improving Health Insurance Literacy Among Young Adult Cancer Survivors

Role: collaborator

NCT06821607Not ApplicableRecruiting

Telerehabilitation for Patients With Chronic Low Back Pain (TeleBACK Clinical Trial)

Role: collaborator

NCT02683681Enrolling By Invitation

HF Tissue Registry

Role: lead

NCT04836117Not ApplicableTerminated

Evaluating the Impact of SomaSignal Tests on Medical Management and Change in Risk in Patients at Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease: A Feasibility and an Adaptive Implementation Study

Role: lead

NCT02450006Recruiting

Intermountain INSPIRE Registry

Role: lead

NCT03439267Not ApplicableActive Not Recruiting

Effectiveness of a Proactive Cardiovascular Primary Prevention Strategy, With or Without the Use of Coronary Calcium Screening, in Preventing Future Major Adverse Cardiac Events

Role: lead

NCT00406185Active Not Recruiting

Database Registry of the Intermountain Heart Collaborative Study

Role: lead

NCT03876847Enrolling By Invitation

Genetics of Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD-INSPIRE Genetics)

Role: lead

NCT04264845Completed

Patient-Reported Outcomes as an Indicator of Disease Transitions in Heart Failure

Role: lead

NCT03972774Not ApplicableTerminated

Assessment of Patients With suspeCted Coronary Artery Disease by Coronary calciUm fiRst strATegy vErsus Usual Care Approach.