Explore EFIC Support

Overview of EFIC consulting and operational support.


EFIC strategy, CC/PD, multicenter coordination, and study closeout.


Planning and implementation support for investigators and research teams.


Centralized support for sponsors and multicenter coordinating centers.


National EFIC leadership and emergency research experience.


Practical guidance and insights for EFIC trial planning.


Discuss EFIC plan development and the next steps for your study.

FOR SPONSORS AND COORDINATING CENTERS

A coordinated EFIC approach for multicenter trials

Centralized strategy and implementation support can improve consistency, reduce duplicated effort, and help participating sites meet shared study and regulatory expectations.

Build a national framework

A multicenter EFIC trial needs more than a collection of local plans. It needs a coordinated framework that supports standardization while remaining responsive to each site’s community and IRB requirements.

  • Network-wide EFIC strategy
  • Standardized CC/PD materials and methods
  • Site onboarding and implementation support
  • Centralized campaign coordination
  • Consistent documentation and reporting
  • Escalation pathways for regulatory and operational barriers

Support across participating sites

EFIC Support provides a central point of coordination for site teams. Clear expectations, shared tools, and ongoing monitoring help reduce variation and keep implementation aligned with the protocol.

Decision-ready reporting

Sponsors and coordinating centers receive organized documentation of activities, community reach, feedback, and site progress. Reports can support study leadership, IRB communication, regulatory review, and closeout planning.

Scalable engagement

The approach can be tailored to the number of sites, geographic footprint, target population, enrollment setting, and level of centralized support required.

Plan the EFIC infrastructure early

Early consultation allows EFIC activities to be incorporated into study budgets, timelines, site selection, and operational planning.