About

A clinical research organisation based in Nepal.

Nepal Clinical Research (NCR) is a clinical research organisation (CRO) based in Nepal, providing end-to-end support from study start-up to study close-out for sponsors, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, and research institutions, with a focus on study planning, regulatory coordination and clinical operations through clearly defined responsibilities and a collaborative approach.

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Our focus

Our focus is study planning, regulatory coordination and clinical operations, with clearly defined responsibilities and a collaborative approach. Each study requires a clear connection between the protocol, local requirements and the people responsible for delivery.

What a CRO contributes

A contract research organization supports research activities agreed with a sponsor, from individual functions to a broader operational programme. The useful starting point is a written scope: which activities are required, who will perform them, how they will be reviewed and what evidence will demonstrate completion. Sponsor and investigator obligations remain distinct.

A practical way to define support

Begin with a non-confidential synopsis, identify feasibility and authorization dependencies, then evaluate the delivery team and agree responsibilities. The service pages describe areas for that discussion. Availability and the specific team must be confirmed before any commitment; this site does not represent a verified investigator network or a completed trial portfolio.

Who this website is for

This website is for sponsors, CROs, research institutions and research sites discussing clinical research in Nepal. It is not a patient-enrolment service, clinical advice channel or trial-record system. Do not share patient records, identifiable health information or confidential trial documents through this website.

A study-specific conversation

Let’s clarify what your study needs.

Start with a clear brief. Shape the right support around your study.

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