Quintiles announced a strategic alliance with Hospital Italiano of Buenos Aires as part of the company’s Prime Site program.
Quintiles announced a strategic alliance with Hospital Italiano of Buenos Aires as part of the company’s Prime Site program. Hospital Italiano is Quintiles’ first Prime Site in Latin America. A Prime Site is a large clinical institution selected by Quintiles to work together and enhance the institution’s infrastructure for conducting clinical trials. The new Prime Site at Hospital Italiano has dedicated research facilities, full-time study coordinators, a local College of American Pathologists (CAP)-accredited laboratory and full-service pharmacy. To date, Hospital Italiano has conducted more than 60 trials in 12 different therapy areas with Quintiles – comparable to other Quintiles Prime Sites, and delivered the required subjects for a variety of complex trials for the company.
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