|Podcasts|March 30, 2009
Comparator Drug Sourcing: The Benefits of Taking a Strategic Approach (Podcast)
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Comparator Drug Sourcing – The Benefits of Taking a Strategic Approach
Join Applied Clinical Trials, Editor in Chief Lisa Henderson and Director of Clinical Trial Services, Mark Ware from IDIS as they discuss comparator sourcing with strategic and tactical approaches.
This podcast will discuss how procurement teams charged with sourcing comparator drugs for clinical trials can move from a tactical sourcing approach to a strategic approach that will reduce the likelihood of an unreliable supply of comparator, reduce the chance of unnecessary delays in the trial, and reduce unplanned costs.
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