|Articles|April 30, 2015

PRC Clinical Partners with Statistics & Data Corp

Author(s)Applied Clinical Trials Editorial Staff

Providing Customized Full-Service Clinical Trial Operations

Statistics & Data Corporation (SDC), a specialized biostatistics and clinical data management Contract Research Organization (CRO), and PRC Clinical, a Clinical Trial Management CRO based in the Silicon Valley, announced they have established a Strategic Alliance Agreement, which builds on a four-year relationship.

Highlights of SDC and PRC Clinical’s Strategic Alliance include:

· Simplified outsourcing process for full-service projects

· Single project team under one contract

· Efficient processes and familiar study teams

· Shared culture of personalized services and customer service to clients

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