|Articles|March 1, 2012
Applied Clinical Trials Digital Edition - March 2012
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY : Revolution in Randomization Clinical Database: Proper Coding and Design Also in this issue : PDUFA Renewal, EFGCP Meeting on Informed Consent, Drug Development Cycle Time, Choosing an eClinical Solution
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