|Articles|March 1, 2002
- Applied Clinical Trials-03-01-2002
Consider Geography When Choosing Investigative Sites
An essential aspect of selecting the location for an investigative site is the population surrounding it. Here is a method for determining how many potential subjects are available to your investigators.
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