
|Articles|October 1, 2009
- Applied Clinical Trials-10-01-2009
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Applied Clinical Trials Digital Edition - October 2009
CRO/SPONSOR : The Value of Late-Phase Patient Reported Outcomes Financial Simulation Modeling in Clinical Trials TRIAL DESIGN : A Concise Look at Adaptive LABS : Steps to Optimize Imaging Also in this issue : New FDA Leadership Means Business, EU Works Together to Improve Trial Rules, Interoperability: A Reality or Just a Dream?, Social Media and Health Care
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Late Phase Patient Reported Outcomesalmost 17 years ago
FDA Promotes Integrity and Compliancealmost 17 years ago
Pressure Mounts for ICH GCP Revisionsalmost 17 years ago
Business and People Update October 2009almost 17 years ago
The Semantics of Health Care Interoperabilityalmost 17 years ago
Operation Adaptivealmost 17 years ago
Financial Simulation Modelingalmost 17 years ago
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