Break evidence work into project modules that can be accepted and handed over.
CROs can commission a module to fill a capability gap or arrange ongoing project support. Both parties first agree on interfaces, record rights, quality standards, and responsibilities to the end client.
Service usersProject managers, medical writing, clinical, statistical, and regulatory collaboration teamsCommissioning partyThe CRO or the prime contractor specified in the contract
Choose the deliverable you need
Inspect the value and deliverables, then agree scope, review and fees.
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Module scope & input checks
Unclear task boundaries and input quality make scheduling difficult.
Core valueDefine inputs and interfaces before downstream work.
What you receiveDefine inputs, methods and acceptance criteria.
Input and missing-material register
Scope and methods recommendation
Acceptance criteria and effort estimate
Scope memo and input table.
How fees workQuoted for scoping work
Deliver the scope memo independently; credit duplicated work in later modules.
Amounts are proposed references or examples. Formal quotes depend on inputs, questions, professional review and acceptance scope. Agree updates separately; the same work is not charged twice.
What inputs are needed?
Which stage will be handed over?
Searching, screening, extraction, analysis, medical reporting, or updates
Project interfaces and scale
Record and product counts, templates, milestones, and quality requirements
Ownership and final use
Confidentiality, subcontracting permission, end-client usage rights, and leads for review and acceptance
