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ABPI

Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry


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Purpose. Its mission is to represent the pharmaceutical industry operating in the UK in a way that assures patient access to the best available medicines; creates a favorable political, economic, and regulatory environment; encourages innovative research and development; and affords fair commercial returns.

Details. Persons eligible: Full membership is open to companies in the UK who supply prescription medicines. Research affiliate membership is open to companies engaged in R&D and/or development of medicines for human use but which have no turnover in such products. General affiliates represent a range of organizations with an interest in the pharmaceutical industry operating in the UK. Publications: Newsletter.

Contact. Information Services Executive, 12 Whitehall, London SW1A 2DY, UK, +44 207 930 3477 ext. 1487, fax +44 20 7747 1414, email:
, http://www.abpi.org.uk/.

ACCP

American College of Clinical Pharmacology

Purpose. The American College of Clinical Pharmacology strives to be the premier professional society with the size, influence and diversity of membership consistent with the breadth of the discipline of clinical pharmacology that will: 1) Provide innovative, unbiased, quality educational programs and forums for our membership, fellow health professionals, students and the public. 2) Lead in the development and dissemination of basic and clinical knowledge to improve rational drug use and patient outcomes. 3) Support and encourage discovery and development efforts designed to provide improved therapeutic modalities. 4) Serve as a forum for active public debate to influence scientific, regulatory, and public health policy issues. 5) Serve the membership through ongoing, open communication, recognition of excellence and service, and by providing opportunities to influence future directions of the College.

Details. Persons eligible: Those with an interest in clinical pharmacology who complete an application and submit a CV for review by a credentials committee. Annual meeting: 13–15 September 2009, San Antonio, TX. Publications; Directory (published annually), Newsletter (published three times per year); Journal of Clinical Pharmacology (monthly).

Contact. Susan S. Ulrich, RPh, Executive Director, 3 Ellinwood Court, New Hartford, NY 13413-1105, United States, (315) 768-6117, fax (315) 768-6119, email:
, http://www.accp1.org/.

ACRP

Association of Clinical Research Professionals

Purpose. The mission is to "Provide global leadership to promote integrity and excellence for the clinical research profession." ACRP is the premiere organization for clinical research professionals in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries, as well as those in hospital, academic medical centers, and physician office settings worldwide. Founded in 1976, ACRP is comprised of a diverse network of clinical research professionals including clinical research coordinators, investigators, and associates, research and development project managers, regulatory affairs and compliance professionals, and quality control and assurance auditors. ACRP's membership spans 66 countries and includes 20,000 members and 75 global chapters.

Details. Persons eligible: Membership is open to all professionals engaged in clinical research. Annual meeting: Global Conference & Exhibition, 24–28

April 2009, Denver, CO. Publications: The Monitor (bimonthly peer-reviewed periodical), Wire (biweekly e-newsletter). ACRP has two affiliate organizations: The Academy of Pharmaceutical Physicians and Investigators (APPI) and The Academy of Clinical Research Professionals. APPI is a physician-only membership. The Academy houses certification and government relations.

Contact. US: ACRP Global Headquarters, 500 Montgomery Street, Ste. 800, Alexandria, VA 22314, (703) 254-8100, fax (703) 254-8101, email:
, http://www.acrpnet.org/. Europe: ACRP European Office, Elizabeth House, 1 Floor, 18/20 Sheet Street, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 1BG United Kingdom, +44 (0)1753 831 900, fax +44 (0)1753 855 157, email:
, http://www.acrpnet.org/.


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