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1.25.2012 Medical Affairs
Medical publications teams: Real estate agents for journal selection
This is the first blog entry in a two-part series on journal selection.
By Ryan McGuire,Senior Research Analyst
Evaluating the medical journal landscape is the first step toward making sure manuscripts find their way to the appropriate home. In fact,...
12.5.2011 Clinical Development
Outsourcing of Phase II Drug Development Now Accounts for 63% of R&D Budgets
Clinical development outsourcing budgets have steadily risen since 2008, but Phase II outsourcing has grown at a faster rate than any other phase, according to our recent clinical development study. Patient recruitment, complex setup requirements, and the need...
8.4.2011 Market Access
Pricing Activities Approach $1 Million Budget to Support Innovative Pharmaceutical Products
New research finds pharma pricing teams gaining strategic importance and greater resources.
The average cost for pricing activities supporting innovative drugs is $974,000 from Phase I through a brand’s second year on the market, according to research in our...
7.27.2011 Clinical Development
Clinical Trial Staffing Levels Skyrocket
The size of the average clinical research operations department has more than doubled since 2008. According to our data, this growth trend spans all phases of development and appears likely to continue as companies aim to invest in clinical trial staffing to get...
7.26.2011 Market Access
Don’t Let Numbers Control Your Market Access Strategy
Five years ago, many companies waited to set most of their market access strategy until Phase III - and in some cases, after registration and launch. Like other departments, market access teams have undergone a swift evolution in recent years as pipeline progress...
4.4.2011 Clinical Development
Adaptive Clinical Trial Design Reduces Study Time for More than Half of Companies
Usage Remains Limited Due to Learning Curve and Regulatory Concern
Adaptive clinical design can lead to significant time savings when implemented successfully, according to our current clinical operations study. However, two major ingredients are still needed...







