SCORR Marketing announced a new survey report that was created in collaboration with Applied Clinical Trials-“Clinical Trials: Past, Present and Future”-is now available for free download.
The survey report describes what clinical trial professionals recognize as the biggest changes over the past decade, and what they expect as they continue evolving into the future.
While survey participants believe the increase in endpoints best explains the growing complexity of clinical trials over the past 10 years, they also predict an increase in the number of adaptive trials will lead to increasing clinical trial complexity in the future.
Clinical Trials: Past, Present and Future is available for download now at scorrmarketing.com.
Applied Clinical Trials published an article detailing perspectives from industry contributors looking at the complexity issues in drug development still to overcome. Read the article here
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