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Medical - Medical: Pharmaceuticals / Clinical Drug Trials | | Italian term or phrase: R.O. | I am wondering if anyone knows what this abbreviation may mean.
There is a one page fact sheet where this appears as a heading.
Here are the headings:
Studio N.:
Titolo:
Prot.
Farmaco:
Ditta: (followed by the name of the company who has produced the study drug)
R.O.: (followed by the name of the clinical research company)
Centro Ricerca:
Reparto:
Sperimentatore:
Etc.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! |
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| | English translation:Research Organization | Explanation:
http://www.innova-eu.net/docs/Research_in_Italy Jan2010_Ital...
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Note added at 1 hr (2011-12-25 07:33:33 GMT)
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s outlined in the executive summary, in Italy, research is conducted through a network of Science Parks, Business Incubators,
several Private Research Institutes and Public
** Research Organizations (PRO).** These “entities/organizations” can work autonomously
or come together to develop research and
business ideas within public-private conso |
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 Zareh Darakjian Ph.D.
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The translation workplace 
peer agreement (net): +3
