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About The Selection And Use Of Contract Research
Product Description Choosing the right contract research organization (CRO) can make the difference between getting a product to market quickly and cost-effectively, and wasting valuable time and money. The vast number of available CROs is increasing all the time, and all of them make impressive claims. The Selection and Use of Contract Research Organizations is your essential guide to choosing the best provider. A history of the CRO industry, audit checklists, and overviews of both the pharmaceutical and medical device development processes create a comprehensive overview of how to successfully select and manage a CRO for your project. The book also discusses: Guidance for selection, protocol and contract development, project management and monitoring of work Common pitfalls and problems - how to avoid them, and how to solve them if they do occur How to integrate efforts between groups to achieve the greatest cost effectiveness while maintaining quality and timely production Prototype forms and templates for increasing coordination between multiple working groups A series of appendices covering hundreds of prominent service providers worldwide, including contact information Operative regulations and lawsIn addition to providing fundamental guidance on how to select and manage a CRO in the product development process, this reference also includes a set of eight databases that contain contact information for prominent service providers in North America, Europe, and Japan, and overviews of services they offer. It is a complete resource for professionals in biotechnology, and pharmaceutical and medical device development. Review "[This book] is recommended for medical practices and libraries, and academic libraries with relevant programs of study or research areas." - E-Streams, Vol. 7, No. 5, May 2004 About the Author Shayne C. Gad, Ph.D., DABT, ATS has been the principal of Gad Consulting Services in Cary, North Carolina, since January 1994. He has more than 25 years of broad based experience in toxicology, drug and device development, document preparation, statistics and risk assessment. A past president of the American College of Toxicology and of the Roundtable of Toxicology Consultants, Dr. Gad has published 24 books, 45 independent chapters and more than 280 papers and abstracts in the above fields.
