COVID-19 may have accelerated the adoption of RBQM, but it is the intrinsic benefits that are cementing its continued use.
Patrick Hughes
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What started as an initiative called Risk-Based Monitoring several years ago is now evolving into Risk-Based Quality Management of clinical trials with a much wider impact to the pharma industry.
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