Clinical Trials In 2019: Is Biopharma Ready To Tackle The Iron Triangle of Time, Cost and Quality?
Executive Summary
The clinical trial embodies the hope and the hassle of biopharma’s mission to develop new drugs for patients. It is an endlessly imperfect process: C-suite calls for more efficiency and speed at lower cost has been the story for decades. But an In Vivo conversation with a leading expert on trial management pinpoints three key trends that suggest better days are ahead for this central pillar of the innovation imperative.
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