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Software Innovations in Clinical Drug Development and Safety (Advances in Medical Technologies and Clinical Practice)

Author Partha Chakraborty
Publisher IGI Global
Category Medical
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PublisherIGI Global
ISBN / ASIN1466687266
ISBN-139781466687264
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Sales Rank7,552,471
CategoryMedical
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In light of the rising cost of healthcare and the overall challenges associated with delivering quality care to patients across regions, scientists and pharmacists are exploring new initiatives in drug discovery and design. One such initiative is the adoption of information technology and software applications to improve healthcare and pharmaceutical processes.

Software Innovations in Clinical Drug Development and Safety is a comprehensive resource analyzing the integration of software engineering for the purpose of drug discovery, clinical trials, genomics, and drug safety testing. Taking a multi-faceted approach to the application of computational methods to pharmaceutical science, this publication is ideal for healthcare professionals, pharmacists, computer scientists, researchers, and students seeking the latest information on the architecture and design of software in clinical settings, the impact of clinical technologies on business models, and the safety and privacy of patients and patient data.

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