At Steritas we believe that the way to shift steroid prescribing patterns and drive the development of steroid-sparing alternatives is to enable direct measurement of steroid-toxicity in research and at the point of care — for the well-being of patients.
The STOX® Suite of clinical outcome assessments (COAs) was developed to make this possible.
The instruments that form the STOX Suite have found use in:
Michelle Petri, MD MPH
Professor of Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Deborah Gelinas, MD
Neuromuscular Expert Medical Affairs for Argenx
Sudhakar Sridharan, MD
Vice President in Medical Science & Strategy Division at PPD/ThermoFisher
Lisa Christopher-Stine, MD MPH
Professor of Medicine and Neurology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Director and Co-Founder of the Johns Hopkins Myositis Center
Wen Zhang, MD PhD
Professor Rheumatology at Peking Union Medical College Hospital (PUMCH), Beijing, China
We welcome your interest in the STOX Suite of steroid-toxicity outcome assessment instruments. All uses of these instruments require a license, whether you are an academic researcher, biotech start-up, a large pharmaceutical company, or a clinical research organization.
As part of each use license, statisticians and data managers access certified scores via the STOX digital platform, an FDA 21 CFR Part 11 enabled software stack classified as a medical device (SaMD).
Steritas will structure a use license to support the scope and design of your trial and the needs of your organization.
In response to substantial investment in research and digitization of its COAs, Steritas has seen a surge in licensing and deployment of the STOX Suite. This reflects the growing recognition of the importance of measuring and monitoring steroid-toxicity in pharmaceutical research and clinical practice respectively.
The STOX Suite has now been used in over 80 clinical trials and in 1000 sites, underlining the growing impact that quantitative steroid-toxicity assessment is having on clinical development in inflammatory diseases.