Fifth Industry-Wide Trial Master File Reference Model Survey is Now Open
Make sure your perspective is heard, and get valuable insights and data for your TMF improvement initiatives
Make sure your perspective is heard, and get valuable insights and data for your TMF improvement initiatives. An outgrowth of the volunteer TMF Reference Model initiative, this survey is designed to provide year-over-year TMF details from sponsors, CROs, inspectors, and sites, for both paper and electronic TMF management. The intent is to identify TMF trends, assess changes in industry directions, and measure the impact of TMF models. Survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TMF2015.
Survey completion takes ten minutes or less, depending on your organization. All respondents who complete the survey and provide contact details will be sent the results; no respondent is identified in the results.
The TMF Survey has been developed by volunteer members of the TMF Reference Model initiative. Information about us can be found at the end of the survey, and also at: http://tmfrefmodel.com.
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