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Annet Visscher
My name is Annet Visscher and I am a clinical research expert, based in The Netherlands, with over 25 years of experience in all aspects of clinical evidence planning and execution especially in medical devices. I am the co-founder of Applied Clinical Services.
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EU MEDICAL DEVICE STUDIES IN 2015: A YEAR OF CONTRAST?
Happy New Year! Indeed the year 2015 did become an interesting one looking at it from an EU medical device study perspective. Especially since some of the events seem to create areas for tension: More transparency on clinical data, but … Continue reading →
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