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By Patti Peeples; RPh PhD of HealthEconomics.com
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The Survey
In collaboration with HealthEconomics.Com, Jeff Trotter of Continuum Clinical is resuming the widely-praised series of Surveys with this all-new edition focused, once again, on the critical subject of Observational Research.
This thought-provoking Survey strives to uncover challenges associated with the design and implementation of Observational Studies, and the important organizational challenges and opportunities.
- Who should “drive the bus” in running Observational Studies?
- How conclusive are findings from Observational Studies?
- What processes are optimal in support of Observational Research?
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