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Preparing Documentation to Support Clinical Supply Manufacture
This article is written to assist clinical manufacturing representatives at pharmaceutical companies who are faced for the first time with outsourcing the manufacture of clinical supplies. The author describes the identification, writing, and execution of documents required to support the contract manufacture of products for clinical studies.


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