Operating model centralizing open label products used in Clinical Trials

Comparator supply decisions are becoming increasingly critical to the success of clinical trials — yet they are often made too late. As study designs become more complex and startup timelines tighten, it’s essential to incorporate comparator considerations early — giving them a seat at the study table from the pre-feasibility phase onward

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The Novartis Repository (Novartis)
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2025-01-01
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Theoretical and Computational Physics
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Operating model centralizing open label products used in Clinical Trials

The Novartis Repository (Novartis)
Theoretical and Computational Physics
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Operating model centralizing open label products used in Clinical Trials

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Abstract

Comparator supply decisions are becoming increasingly critical to the success of clinical trials — yet they are often made too late. As study designs become more complex and startup timelines tighten, it’s essential to incorporate comparator considerations early — giving them a seat at the study table from the pre-feasibility phase onward

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Theoretical and Computational Physics
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