|Articles|September 1, 2011
- Applied Clinical Trials-09-01-2011
- Volume 20
- Issue 9
Applied Clinical Trials Digital Edition - September 2011
SUBJECT RECRUITMENT : Integrated Team - Sponsors, CROs, and Sites Patient Tracking Services Can Help Reduce Lost to Follow-Up TRIAL DESIGN : Pediatric Trials - Errors in Informed Consent Also in this issue : Common Rule Revision, EU?s Health Policy and Clinical Trials, CROs Going Private, Research Clusters
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Uniformity Sought for Research Standardsalmost 15 years ago
EMA Commits to London for a Quarter Centuryalmost 15 years ago
Cell Phone Key to REMOTE Data Collectionalmost 15 years ago
Clusters' Last Stand?almost 15 years ago
Lost to Follow-Up Survey Resultsalmost 15 years ago
Business and News Update September 2011almost 15 years ago
Pharma Companies Lose Facebook Privilegesalmost 15 years ago
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