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What will the Phase II/III clinical trials space look like in 2026?
We asked 132 decision-makers to share their insights into where the Phase II/III market is now and what changes they expect over the next several years. Their responses provide a high-level view of the Phase II/III clinical development space to illustrate current market dynamics and inform strategic planning.
You will learn:
- How much you may need to increase your outsourcing budgets overall and by trial
- What proportion of phase II/III studies will be outsourced
- Who is typically involved in designing the study, making the outsourcing decision and deciding which partners to invite to bid.
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