Canadian conference on managing legal & business risks in clinical trials

The nature of clinical trials is constantly changing in the ever-more globalized and adapting market. In this increasingly-scrutinized industry, it is important to maintain a transparent process, to appropriately manage risks and to avoid abuses, in order to get a piece of this multi-billion dollar industry. How? By effectively managing the legal and business risks!

The Canadian Institute's Managing Legal & Business Risks in Clinical Trials in Canada conference will provide you with the novel planning strategies, skills and tips you require to remain at the clinical trials forefront.

Distinguished Faculty Includes:

AstraZeneca Canada Inc.

ethica Clinical Research Inc.

Health Canada

IRB Services

LMC Endocrinology Centres

Pfizer Canada Inc.

St. Michael's Hospital

The Patient Recruiting Agency

Q&T Research

Topics Covered:

Examining the latest legal, regulatory and policy developments and trends - Obtaining informed consent from patients - Gaining insight into the proper use of placebos within clinical trials - Remaining competitive within the Canadian Market for clinical trials

Conference Title: Managing Legal & Business Risks in Clinical Trials in Canada

Date: February 22 & 23, 2010

Location: The Sutton Place Hotel, Toronto

Website: http://www.canadianinstitute.com/clinicaltrials.htm

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CANADIAN INSTITUTE

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