Outside Consultant Will Evaluate FDA's Postmarketing Studies Practices

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Oncology NEWS InternationalOncology NEWS International Vol 15 No 6
Volume 15
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The FDA has awarded a $1.09 million contract for an evaluation of the agency's process of establishing postmarketing, or phase IV, studies. The consulting firm of Booz Allen Hamilton will conduct the 1-year evaluation and make recommendations to the agency for improving and standardizing the process.

ROCKVILLE, Maryland—The FDA has awarded a $1.09 million contract for an evaluation of the agency's process of establishing postmarketing, or phase IV, studies. The consulting firm of Booz Allen Hamilton will conduct the 1-year evaluation and make recommendations to the agency for improving and standardizing the process.

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