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A New Approach to Outsourced Drug Development: How Sponsor-CRO Clinical Delivery Alliances Improve Performance
As sponsor companies struggle to replace the revenue loss threatened by generics, they are searching for more cost-effective ways to increase the number of drugs in their development pipeline. Many of them are developing clinical delivery alliances - high-level business partnerships that can modify the conventional incentive structure for conducting multi-drug development programs. Sponsors can simultaneously increase quality while decreasing costs and reducing time-to-market, if the proper structure is in place. This white paper explores: - The challenges of drug development - Current clinical delivery alliance models - Sponsor benefits - Features that sponsors should look for in CRO alliance partners
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