The Pharmaceutical R&D Compendium CD-ROM is the essential point of reference for everyone involved in researching, developing or marketing new medicines and for those interested in monitoring the performance of companies, products and global pharmaceutical R&D.
Fully revised and updated for 2000, the Pharmaceutical R&D Compendium CD-ROM is divided into 18 chapters, with five brand-new sections covering investment and output in key markets, non-clinical development strategies, drug delivery, drug discovery and the registration of pharmaceuticals in emerging markets.
The Pharmaceutical R&D Compendium CD-ROM is a unique strategic management tool, containing extensively researched, comprehensive industry information - including charts and graphs that can be exported into your own presentations, reports or benchmarking exercises.
The Pharmaceutical R&D Compendium will enable you to:
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Contents Summary
R&D Investment and Sales
Reviews companies' R&D expenditure and sales, including
forecasts up to 2005.
Investment and Output in Key Markets
NEW
Details R&D investments and productivity of the UK, US and
Japanese pharmaceutical markets. The chapter assesses and
compares R&D investment and output for these three countries
and supplies forecasts to 2003.
Non-clinical Development Strategies
Contains key information on the international pharmaceutical
industry's strategies for the safety evaluation of biotechnology
products
Clinical R&D Strategies and Culture
NEW
Summarises CMR International 's recent surveys on issues of
concern in clinical development, as well as portfolio management
and corporate culture.
Drug Delivery Strategies
NEW
Details surveys of 125 drug delivery and 65 pharmaceutical
companies. The surveys examine the needs and strategies of both
types of companies and evaluates how best to structure co-development
deals. This chapter also includes details of current practises
and future strategies for drug delivery technologies.
Outsourcing Strategies
Thirty-six companies' current and future strategies for
contracting out, including information on CROs
Drug Discovery
NEW
Examines and compares the drug discovery processes of
pharmaceutical companies worldwide and shows the existence of a
common drug discovery process. The chapter also discusses the
impact that the new drug discovery technologies will have on
current drug discovery processes.
NASs in Development
Analyses new active substances being developed by 46 leading
companies
Preclinical Projects
Provides an overview of early research interests.
Biotechnology Projects
Reviews new data and analyses where biotechnology strategies are
currently being used.
Projects by Therapeutic Class
Examines the latest data, highlighting trends in clinical
development by therapeutic category.
Licensing Activities
Looks at strategic alliances and analyses which companies have
licensed out which compounds.
Company Development Portfolios
Reviews and analyses the latest trends in over 30 leading
companies' research pipelines.
Key Benchmarks
Provides updated information and analyses of drug cycle times.
Marketed Medicines
Studies trends in launches of new medicines on the world's major
markets.
Development Times
Studies trends, from time of first synthesis of an NME to its
launch, for all NMEs coming to market in recent years.
Regulatory Review Times
Summarises CMR International's recent surveys in the regulatory
arena, including approval times and review procedures in major
markets.
Registration of Pharmaceuticals in Emerging Markets
NEW
Provides an in-depth analysis of the impact of emerging markets
on pharmaceutical companies' global development strategies.
Includes essential information on strategies for submissions to
regulatory authorities and marketing authorisation applications.
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