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Your data is only as strong as the analysis behind it.

After your trial is complete and your database is locked comes the real work: turning the raw data into a submission package that the FDA can evaluate.

BSC® has supported the analysis and reporting phases of hundreds of medical device, biologic, and pharmaceutical submissions. We understand what rigorous looks like, and what it takes to produce work that holds up.



What We Do


From Data to Analysis-Ready Datasets


We begin where the data is: raw, messy, and rarely submission-ready. We conduct systematic data screening, identify protocol deviations and violations, derive analysis populations, and build compliant datasets with complete derivation documentation and audit trails. Every dataset we produce is traceable from source to output.


Statistical Analysis


We execute the full scope of pre-specified and exploratory analyses, primary and secondary endpoints, subgroup assessments, sensitivity analyses, and post-hoc analyses where appropriate and defensible. For trials with interim analyses, we provide DSMB packages and support ongoing safety monitoring. Our methods span both frequentist and Bayesian frameworks, and we bring the same rigor to every analysis regardless of complexity.


When the Data Isn’t Telling the Story You Expected


It happens more often than sponsors want to admit. The primary endpoint was missed. A subgroup tells a more complicated story. The effect size is smaller than powered for. 

Before concluding the program is lost, experienced statistical eyes need to assess what the data actually supports.

BSC® helps sponsors navigate this process with integrity and precision. evaluating what the data can and cannot support, identifying defensible analytical approaches, and determining whether a credible path to submission exists. We can’t manufacture outcomes. We find the strongest defensible story the data allows, and we tell it clearly.


Tables, Listings, and Figures


We produce validated TLFs that are traceable to source data, aligned with the pre-specified SAP, and formatted for regulatory submission. Every output is QC’d against the analysis dataset and the programming specifications. Nothing leaves without documentation.


Clinical Study Report


We author the statistical methods and results sections of the CSR, not just the numbers, but the interpretation, the limitations, and the scientific context that regulators need to evaluate your findings. We support full revision cycles and final production, delivering sections that are consistent, well-documented, and submission-ready.


What This Requires


The analysis phase is where flawed foundations become visible. Inconsistent TLFs, derivations that can’t be traced, methods that diverged from the SAP, conclusions that outrun the data, any of these invite FDA questions that delay approval and erode reviewer confidence.

BSC® operates under 21 CFR Part 11-compliant processes with full audit trails. Our work is documented, reproducible, and built to withstand regulatory scrutiny. We’ve rebuilt submission packages that others couldn’t get across the line. We’d rather be involved early enough that it doesn’t come to that.

Beyond The Page

Expertise in Every Niche.

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

“They listen the first time. I’ve never had to go back and respell out what I needed." 


”They work to understand the problem and leverage the information that is already there.”

Former FDA Regulator

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

"Battle ground tested."


"There is nothing that David and team haven’t seen over the years – the good, bad, and ugly.”

Vice President, Clinical Operations

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

"Get stuff done when you have to do something no one else has done before."


"They aren’t afraid to tackle difficult scenarios in compressed timelines."

CEO, Medical Device Company

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