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| International Clinical Trials (ICT) is a specialist journal designed to provide global coverage of
key topics pertinent to the clinical trials sector.
Published quarterly, the journal offers a platform of
communication and information-sharing for executive and strategic decision makers, seeking
out new trends and marketing opportunities, as well as putting a spotlight on the latest innovations coming to market. ICT is specifically designed to be of interest to those actively seeking to source services for improved efficiency in what is an increasingly competitive market.
Prompted by the synergies between trial operations and wider contract research and outsourcing
issues, ICT joined forces with sister title European Pharmaceutical Contractor (EPC) in late-2015,
in a move that brings added value to both brands. With EPC now an inserted edition within ICT,
industry practitioners across these complementary subject areas now
have unrivalled access
to a wealth of shared views and analyses.
Connect with us on Twitter: follow @IntClinTrials
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News and Press Releases |
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Productive Networking Of Pharmaceutical Leaders At PHARMAP 2022
Connecting innovators in the pharmaceutical industry and contributing to
further development of ongoing pharmaceutical trends were the main
directions of PHARMAP 2022. The Congress gathered pharmaceutical
companies, CMOs and CDMOs, governmental bodies together with
pharmaceutical equipment providers and service companies to exchange
experience in digital transformation and discuss innovative solutions
and business practices. The Congress was held on June, 20-21, 2022 in
Berlin, Germany.
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White Papers |
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7 Common Myths about QP Training Debunked: A Guide for Senior Managers
RSSL
The role of the Qualified Person (QP) in the pharmaceutical industry is mandated by law (Directive 2001/83/EC, Directive 2001/20/EC, UK SI 2012/1916, UK SI 2004/103). Every holder of a relevant Manufacturers Authorisation (human and veterinary) must have at least one QP; without one, no batch of medicinal product can be certified for release for sale.
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