Clinical Research Site Selection in Africa
Conduct your clinical study in Africa with help from Infiuss Health. Our site management services include site selection, site activation, site monitoring, site feasibility analysis, and site training. We also offer patient recruitment, PI recruitment, and clinical data management.

Improving Site Selection in Africa
We increase your access to patients by connecting you with hundreds of vetted research sites, multi-speciality physicians, and clinical research professionals.
Multi-speciality Primary Investigators
We are proud of our large network of experienced principal investigators with specialties in a variety of therapeutic indications and a deep adherence to ICH GCP guidelines.
Targeted Site Identification
We work with an elite network of sites that undertake a rigorous vetting process that assesses site staff expertise, quality of infrastructure, clinical research experience, and other site feasibility criteria.
Experienced Clinical Research Professionals
We offer our customers the best services with a team of qualified clinical research professionals, all with global experience and local expertise.

Our African Site Statistics
Present across East, West, North & Southern Africa
100+
Vetted research sites across Africa
300+
Qualified principal investigators in our network
What Makes a Good Clinical Research Site?
Site selection in clinical trials is incredibly important.
A good study site has appropriate infrastructure, experienced personnel with GCP training, full-time site personnel dedicated to research, and a systemized approach to data management. Our site selection process is rigorous and thorough.
The Importance of a Good Research Nurse
Additionally, the presence of a competent clinical research coordinator (CRC) makes a tremendous difference in clinical research outcomes. A good CRC will have an excellent empathetic approach towards patients and their families and strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills. She or he will be experienced in clinical research and dedicated to a quality outcome.

Clinical Research Site Selection Checklist
We’ve developed the following checklist to evaluate potential sites for our partners. See Criterias.
Why Conduct Clinical Trials in Africa?
A technology-first approach to research. We are your foot on the ground in Africa.
Access
Traditionally, Africa has not been particularly accessible to American and European researchers. We’re changing that, with the provision of quality clinical research for easy access to African research sites and participants.
Cost
Our pharmaceutical & academic partners conduct clinical trials in Africa for a fraction of the cost they would spend in other geographic regions.
Genetic Diversity
The African population exhibits greater genetic diversity than the rest of the world combined. Obtaining safety and efficacy data in clinical trials from populations with broader genetic diversity is essential for data integrity and generalizable results.
Endemic Diseases
If you’re researching rare diseases endemic to the African continent (e.g., malaria, ebola, sickle cell anemia, hantavirus or monkeypox), you’ll want to conduct your clinical trials in Africa.
Our Clinical Research Application Process
We’ve made the entire process easy and straightforward. From registration, to country and site selection, to being assigned a principal investigator, to patient recruitment—you’ll love partnering with Infiuss for your clinical trials.
Select a Path
When you register on our platform, do so as either an academic researcher or as a sponsor.
Submit an Application
Submit an application for access to sites and PIs with any specifications you have. Don’t worry, it’s a seamless process.
Get Matched
Upon receiving your application, we go to work and populate your portal with potential sites and primary investigators.
Clinical Site Selection FAQ
Everything you need to know about site selection and the service we offer. Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Please chat to our team.
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