Pharma & CROs · Oncology · Russia

An oncology research team with 82 studies in the official GRLS record

Under Artem Poltoratskiy’s leadership, the research direction has operated since 2012. Each protocol receives a separate feasibility, patient-access, role-allocation and communication assessment.

Artem Poltoratskiy reviewing clinical-research documents
Principal Investigator · oncology clinical research
Since 2012continuity of leadership and research processes
82 studieslisted in the official GRLS investigator profile
OncologyRussian and international sponsor studies
Protocol-specificfeasibility, resources and site profile

Sponsor value

A site is an operating system, not a single CV

Sponsors and CROs need realistic recruitment assumptions, accountable roles, timely escalation and reliable data—not decorative performance claims.

Evidence-based feasibility

Population, denominator, time window, competing protocols, clinical workflow and resource assumptions are documented for each synopsis.

Patient access

Routine clinical flow and physician referrals can be complemented by patient education and carefully governed digital navigation.

Study readiness

Protocol review, role allocation, protocol-specific training and operational pathways are prepared before active recruitment.

Conduct and communication

Screening-log discipline, data and safety workflows, milestone review and named escalation support transparent collaboration.

Operating model

From synopsis to close-out

01

Protocol review

Clinical relevance, population, procedures, burden and critical-to-quality factors.

02

Feasibility

Documented assumptions, realistic forecast, competing studies and resource check.

03

Start-up

Roles, training, route maps, systems, safety and communication readiness.

04

Recruitment

Transparent patient sources, screening log, forecast-versus-actual review and corrective action.

05

Conduct & data

Protocol discipline, participant protection, timely data work and issue escalation.

06

Close-out

Resolution of outstanding actions, documentation and operational learning.

Methodology

How a modern oncology research team works

The full article explains feasibility denominators, recruitment funnels, role-based training, ICH E6(R3) quality by design and responsible use of digital tools.

It uses ICH, CTTI, FDA and peer-reviewed sources and deliberately avoids turning published recruitment ratios into local promises.

Read the methodology →

Development interface

From nonclinical evidence to clinical operations

Two source-linked explainers clarify how nonclinical evidence, product quality and clinical research fit together.

Preclinical drug development

Pharmacology, ADME and PK, toxicology, GLP, CMC and a coherent transition to first-in-human research.

Open guide

GCP, GLP and GMP

A careful comparison of three quality systems and the claims that each cannot establish on its own.

Compare standards

Professional contribution

Research culture and patient education

Artem is a founder of the National Association of Investigators and Research Organisations and contributes to education on clinical-trial methods and patient communication.

Patient webinars, professional forums and navigation projects help build informed routes to research. For a sponsor, these activities complement—but do not replace—protocol-specific capability, compliance and site evidence.

Next step

Send a synopsis or feasibility request

Use the general contact only for a non-confidential first enquiry. A current site profile, exact location, resources and documented track record can be provided for the specific protocol through an agreed channel.