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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Brian holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Product Design and Manufacture from Loughborough University in England. For the past 11 years, Brian has enjoyed developing and increasing efficiency in IRT design and project management while leading the UK Design Management Team at Almac Clinical Technologies.
Articles by Brian Mullin, Brand Insights Contributor, Mgr. of Clinical Project Svcs, Almac Clinical Technologies
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