Strategies for Setting Up a Unit to Perform Outsourced Clinical Data Management in India
Overview The Pharmaceutical Research sector has done only a limited amount of outsourced Clinical Data Management in India. This is slowly changing and there is great expectation of doing much of the Clinical Data Management of clinical trials in India. This would result in many companies setting up shop in India. Since the industry is relatively young in India, there are no readily available industry experienced resources. This webcast focuses on different strategies to create an environment that would produce a consistent, high-quality service.
| Publisher | SAS Institute | ||
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| Live Date | 11th August 2006 01:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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