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Successful Outsourcing: Tracking the Evolving Use of Full-Service and Niche-Service CROs
Jun 1, 2005
By: John R. Vogel, Kenneth A. Getz
Applied Clinical Trials

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4. K. Getz and J. Vogel, "Achieving Results with CROs: Their Evolving Role in Clinical Development," Applied Clinical Trials, 4 (4) 32–38 (April 1995).

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6. R. Whitaker, "The Evolving CRO Market," CenterWatch Monthly, 5 (9) (1998).

7. J. Vogel, "Designing a Relationship Governance Plan at Project Kick-off Meetings," The Spilker Report, 6–7 (February 2004).

John R. Vogel,* PhD, is a drug development consultant at John R. Vogel Associates, Inc., 328 Pualoa Nani Place, Wailea, HI 96753, (808) 875-6063, email: john@jrvogel.com
. Kenneth A. Getz, MS, MBA, is a research fellow at the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development and the founder and Chairman of the recently established non-profit organization, the Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation, both in Boston, MA (617) 590-4175, email: kengetz@ciscrp.org
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*To whom all correspondence should be sent.

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