Feb 5
Bridging Clinical Research And Care With TransCelerate’s Rob DiCicco
03/07/2025
Clinical trials that support the development of new and innovative therapies and healthcare delivery are fundamentally supported by separate infrastructures, processes, and objectives. This comes with unique sets of capabilities, staffing, regulations, data platform systems, and incentives. But patients could be better served by a future that breaks with the status quo and unlocks the power of data to answer regulatory questions and inform clinical practice.
Read the full article by Rob DiCicco from Clinical Leader here.
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