|Articles|June 1, 2014
- Applied Clinical Trials-06-01-2014
- Volume 23
- Issue 6
Applied Clinical Trials Digital Edition - June/July 2014
CRO/Sponsor: High Performing Study Startups Sites: RBM Challenges, Opportunities Trial Design: Three-pronged Monitoring Approach Study Recruitment: Enhancing Trial Enrollment Also in this issue: New EU Drug Legislation The Patient Experience Rebranding RBM
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