Radiant Sage has partnered with Oslo, Norway-based imaging CRO Clearpoint Image Review Center to provide expanded imaging operations.
Radiant Sage, a clinical trial imaging solutions and services provider, announced that it has expanded its operations into Europe through its partnership with Oslo, Norway-based imaging CRO Clearpoint Image Review Center (CIRC).
CIRC will provide the facility and staffing resources for program management-based support for clinical studies in both the EU and U.S. They will also offer a wide range of services, including: audit support, document development and reader logistics to clinical study sponsor communications, site support and metrics reporting. In addition, CIRC will be able to leverage Radiant Sage's technology, staff and resources to support clients' clinical research studies.
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