Applied Clinical Trials provides a forum where pharmaceutical product developers can communicate with the medical researchers who test their new products.

Applied Clinical Trials strives to be the resource of first resort and a thought leader for the global community of pharmaceutical and medical professionals who design, initiate, manage, conduct, and monitor clinical trials in the tightly regulated, highly competitive pharmaceutical industry. (Tradepub.com)

Applied Clinical Trials is the resource of first resort and a thought leader for a global community of pharmaceutical and medical professionals who design, initiate, conduct and monitor clinical trials in the tightly regulated, highly competitive pharmaceutical industry. It provides a forum for developers and researchers to collaborate and develop unique relationships.

Written and peer-reviewed by experts in the field, Applied Clinical Trials is the only global journal dedicated to clinical trial professionals today.

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Publisher: Advanstar Communications, Inc.

Read Applied Clinical Trials, March 2009 Online

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Poll Finds Ironic Inefficiency
By Marissa Shapiro
Uncovering the risky communication methods of clinical trials professionals, while discovering a potential Web-based replacement.

Managing Content in 2009
By Kerri Nelen
On the scene with electronic content management.

Global News
Closer to Transparency
By Lisa Henderson
London conference underscores foggy climate surrounding clinicaltrials.gov

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Applied Clinical Trials (ACT) is the leading global information resource for clinical trials professionals.

ACT’s electronic audience consists of the most highly-desired professionals in today’s marketplace, and is comprised of magazine readers and professionals who have requested to receive information and e-Newsletters from ACT and Advanstar Communications.

ACT attracts a global audience of mid to senior level professionals involved in pharmaceutical, contract research organizations (CRO), laboratory, regulatory, clinical research and academic organizations.

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