Difference between Clinical Research Organization and Contract Research Organization(CRO)?

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Difference between Clinical Research Organization and Contract Research Organization(CRO)

1.  A  contract research organization (CRO) organization that offers clinical trial and all kind of research support services outsourced on a contract basis to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries and also serve government institutions, foundations, and universities.

 2.  While contract research organizations can span the whole pharma pipeline from drug discovery to clinical trials and beyond, a clinical research company mostly manages clinical trials.

3. A contract research organization(CRO) sometime known as clinical research organization is the company or organization that helps conduct research for a sponsor company. This research can be ranges from pre-clinical development of new products to post marketing research activities.

4. CROs Play a major Role in Drug Development
 
5. One of the important ICH GCP guideline is followed to conduct clinical studies

6. A clinical research company mostly manages clinical trials.
 

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