
AMELI-BIOGROUP LTD
About AMELI-BIOGROUP LTD
Ameli-Biogroup Ltd is a physician-led clinical research site partnered with leading pharmaceutical companies to execute rare-disease and specialty trials. Founded on a philosophy of clinician-driven innovation, cultural inclusivity, and community engagement, our site has developed a unique, original model to address critical unmet needs in patient recruitment, operational efficiency, diversity and inclusion, and patient and staff experience. In our inaugural rare-disease trial, we achieved full enrolment within four months of site activation—far surpassing industry norms. We built and moderated disease-specific online communities, forged culturally sensitive partnerships with ethnic minority groups (including Islamic, Togolese, and Togolese diaspora communities), and leveraged a robust general practitioner (GP) and specialist referral network. This narrative details our comprehensive approach, quantifies the operational impact, and illustrates how our replicable blueprint fosters equitable and efficient clinical research.
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Experience & capabilities
Team
- Dr Anthony AvornyoMedical Director
- Nimsha SadikhProject Manager
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