Clinical Reference Laboratory Inc, (Kansas, USA) (‘CRL Global Services’), an independent clinical testing laboratory operation, now offers its clients an integrated and optimized infrastructure to support their global clinical trials following the establishment of an additional laboratory in Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom, late in 2009.
CRL Global Services brings together a network of clinical laboratories around the world to provide global logistics, consistent instrumentation, standardized laboratory safety-, and centralized biomarker testing. CRL Global Services’ integrated system supports early to late phase pharmaceutical drug development. CRL Global Services has European operations in the UK and a worldwide technology platform.
For the client, CRL Global Services’ system provides centralized global project set-up and management, centralized data management, reporting, and financial tracking. CRL Global Services also provides web-based project information tools – Web-OASIS™ for investigators, and Trials-OASIS™ for sponsors.
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