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|Articles|October 6, 2017
CTTI Takes on Site Investigator Turnover in New Recommendations
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The Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative announced at the Society for Clinical Research Sites Global Site Solutions Summit, new recommendations aimed at reducing high rates of turnover among U.S. clinical trial site investigators and broadening the pool of qualified investigators. The guidelines offer practical actions that sites, sponsors, CROs, and health systems can take to support continuous training, maintain clear communications and operational procedures, and foster a climate of mutual respect. Read the full release
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