Interactive response technology (IRT) can serve many different functions in clinical research, from patient randomization to making data-driven calculations for patient dosing.
Brian Mullin, Brand Insights Contributor, Mgr. of Clinical Project Svcs, Almac Clinical Technologies
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Articles by Brian Mullin, Brand Insights Contributor, Mgr. of Clinical Project Svcs, Almac Clinical Technologies
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