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Drug Pooling in Clinical Trial Supply Chain
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Drug Pooling in Clinical Trial Supply Chain

Global clinical trials are in a need of more efficient supply chain systems that can bring more transparency and risk mitigation strategies. Currently the clinical tr...
14 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Logistics V7 I2 | Volume 7 Issue 2
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Logistical Challenges in Orphan Drug Trials – Adopting a Patient-Centric, Investigator-Supportive Approach
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Logistical Challenges in Orphan Drug Trials – Adopting a Patient-Centric, Investigator-Supportive Approach

Clinical development programmes for orphan drugs present considerable financial and logistical challenges for pharmaceutical sponsors. Within this article we will loo...
14 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Logistics V7 I2 | Volume 7 Issue 2
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Analysing Trends in Global Comparator Sourcing and Distribution in 2015 – A Preview
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Analysing Trends in Global Comparator Sourcing and Distribution in 2015 – A Preview

Ann-Marie Huss of Multipharma Clinical Supplies Ltd submit a white paper on Analysing Trends in Global Comparator Sourcing and Distribution in 2015 and gives us an ov...
14 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Logistics V7 I2 | Volume 7 Issue 2
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e-Patient Recruitment in Emerging Markets
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e-Patient Recruitment in Emerging Markets

Patient recruitment costs around 6-7% of the total and it is highest among all other cost components. Almost 80% of clinical trials are delayed due to patient recruit...
14 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Logistics V7 I2 | Volume 7 Issue 2
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