Working Through Drug Development

Jun 26th, 2011Jun 30th, 2011
London, --
GB
https://www.management-forum.co.uk/pharmaceutical/eventid/1465
This course covers the stages and procedures involved in developing a new drug, the different skills used in drug development, how to relate your own responsibilities to the knowledge and needs of others in the chain, and more.
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