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Need for Clinical Research

Clinical research plays a pivotal role in advancing medical knowledge, improving patient care, and driving healthcare innovation. In Pakistan, home to a diverse population and a significant burden of disease, the need for robust clinical research has never been greater. With a wide range of healthcare challenges and a rapidly evolving medical landscape, clinical research is essential for addressing local health disparities, developing context-specific therapies, and contributing to the global body of scientific evidence. By bridging the gap between research and clinical practice, clinical research has the power to transform healthcare delivery and improve health outcomes for communities across Pakistan.

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Facilities

The Clinical Trials Unit at Creek General Hospital (CTU-CGH) is equipped with modern infrastructure and specialized resources to support the full spectrum of clinical research activities. Our facilities include:
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Interventional Radiology

Dedicated clinical research spaces within the hospital.

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Assisted Reproductive Technology

Fully equipped patient care and monitoring areas

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Medicine

Secure pharmacy with controlled storage for investigational products

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Temperature-controlled investigational product storage and dispensing systems

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Advanced laboratories for sample processing and analysis

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Data management and monitoring systems compliant with international standards

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Archiving and documentation facilities to ensure regulatory compliance

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Rooms for site initiation, monitoring, and training sessions

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IT-enabled workstations for trial coordination and communication

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Access to hospital diagnostic and imaging services to support trial requirements

Departments

Creek General Hospital is a 500-bed multi-specialty facility offering comprehensive
healthcare services across the following departments:

• Medicine
• Surgery
• Obstetrics & Gynecology
• Orthopedics
• Pediatrics
• ENT
• Ophthalmology
• Cardiology
• Gastroenterology
• Neurology

• Nephrology
• Psychiatry
• Urology
• Pulmonology
• Infectious Disease
• Hepatology
• Oncology
• Interventional Radiology
• Neurosurgery
• Assisted Reproductive Technology

Our Team

At CTU, our greatest strength lies in our people. Meet the passionate professionals who drive our mission forward every day.

Message from the Director

The Clinical Trials Unit at Creek General Hospital (CTU-CGH) is mandated to serve as a center of excellence dedicated to advancing clinical research in Pakistan. We are committed to establishing robust systems and processes that enable the conduct of high-quality clinical trials tailored to the needs of the local population. Through these efforts, we aim to improve access to essential medicines and support healthcare providers, thereby positively influencing health outcomes and clinical practices at both national and international levels.

CTU-CGH is devoted to leading and participating in a wide range of studies that contribute to medical innovation while delivering meaningful improvements in patient care. We welcome prospective collaborators, sponsors, and participants to engage with our ongoing trials and research initiatives and to connect with us for opportunities to work together in advancing healthcare.

Thank you for your interest in the Clinical Trials Unit at Creek General Hospital. We look forward to building strong collaborations that contribute to a healthier future for communities across Pakistan and beyond.

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About Us

The Clinical Trials Unit at Creek General Hospital (CTU-CGH) is registered with the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) and is recognized for its expertise in the development and delivery of clinical trials and high-quality clinical research projects. The unit specializes in the design, conduct, and analysis of national and international multicentre trials, with staff contributing specialist disease knowledge and methodological expertise at every stage of the trial lifecycle.

All activities are conducted in strict accordance with the principles of ICH-GCP and in full compliance with applicable regulatory and ethical requirements. The Clinical Trials Unit is located within the hospital building and functions as a dedicated department that integrates clinical expertise with comprehensive trial management capabilities across the hospital and its affiliated colleges.

In addition, CTU-CGH collaborates with members of designated Academic Health Science Networks, leading national clinical and scientific experts, other Clinical Trials Units, and industry partners to advance research and innovation.

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Services

Conducting clinical trials of any scale or complexity requires efficient and streamlined management. The Clinical Trials Unit at Creek General Hospital (CTU-CGH) operates as a one-window facility, offering comprehensive services tailored to the needs of each study, including:

Protocols Development

Contract Management

Ethics Submissions

Site
Monitoring

Protocol development and scientific writing

Contract development and management, including agreements with sponsors and CROs

Preparation and submission of ethics applications, amendments, and annual progress reports

Organization and conduct of site initiation meetings and monitoring visits

File Management

Safety Monitoring

Budget Management

Stakeholder Liaison

Preparation and maintenance of Trial Master Files, site files, and pharmacy files

Ongoing safety monitoring and protocol compliance in accordance with local and international guidelines

Financial oversight, including budget management and expense monitoring

Liaison with investigators, regulators, and sponsors for timely reporting and invoicing

Study
Closeout

Document Archiving

Product Management

Drug
Inventory

Management of study close-out activities

Archiving of study documentation as per sponsor and regulatory requirements

Investigational product management, including procurement, storage, and dispensing

Maintenance of emergency crash cart drug inventory

IP Accountability

Study Randomization

Event
Reporting

SOP Development

Maintenance of investigational product accountability logs

Generation and management of randomization lists and sealed envelopes

Adverse event reporting and management

Development and implementation of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

GCP Compliance

Continuous maintenance of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) compliance throughout the trial lifecycle

Protocols Development

Protocol development and scientific writing

Contract Management

Contract development and management, including agreements with sponsors and CROs

Ethics Submissions

Preparation and submission of ethics applications, amendments, and annual progress reports

Site Monitoring

Organization and conduct of site initiation meetings and monitoring visits

File Management

Preparation and maintenance of Trial Master Files, site files, and pharmacy files

Safety Monitoring

Ongoing safety monitoring and protocol compliance in accordance with local and international guidelines

Budget Management

Financial oversight, including budget management and expense monitoring

Stakeholder Liaison

Liaison with investigators, regulators, and sponsors for timely reporting and invoicing

Study Closeout

Management of study close-out activities

Document Archiving

Archiving of study documentation as per sponsor and regulatory requirements

Product Management

Investigational product management, including procurement, storage, and dispensing

Drug Inventory

Maintenance of emergency crash cart drug inventory

IP Accountability

Maintenance of investigational product accountability logs

Study Randomization

Generation and management of randomization lists and sealed envelopes

Event Reporting

Adverse event reporting and management

SOP Development

Development and implementation of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

GCP Compliance

Continuous maintenance of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) compliance throughout the trial lifecycle

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