|Articles|July 31, 2013
What is Different Now About Risk-Based Monitoring
Jules Mitchel of Target Health discusses risk-based monitoring trends in the clinical trials industry
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Jules Mitchel of Target Health discusses What is different now about risk-based monitoring vs. what companies may have been doing more innovatively about monitoring in the past in the clinical trials industry.
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