2nd edition

edited by Professor David Luscombe and Professor Peter Stonier

A practical international handbook for all those working in clinical research. In over 600 pages and 20 chapters Clinical Research Manual covers the entire drug development programme from Drug Discovery through to Post-marketing Surveillance.

Its looseleaf format enables it to be updated in line with changes in regulations and current practice.

ISSN 1355-4808

edited by Norman Hodges and Geoff Hanlon

In over 500 pages and 21 chapters, this book covers the entire spectrum of industrial pharmaceutical microbiology from regulatory requirements to disinfectants, sterility testing, environmental monitoring and hazard analysis.

It is published in loose-leaf format, within a quality binder, to enable it to be updated in line with changes in regulations and current practice.

ISSN 1740-4975

An essential guide for successful market introduction

edited by William A Morton

In six chapters, each written by an American expert, you are taken step-by-step through the rules, regulations and procedures needed to establish a US product/sales base. Editor William A Morton is CEO of a leading US medical device consultancy - he has gathered a number of US medical device experts to produce an essential guide to entering the US market, a process that has been called daunting and challenging.

ISSN 1744-3695 

edited by John Adcock, Sarah Sorrel and John Watts

A practically-orientated handbook that will prove useful to those in the medical devices industry who need to familiarise themselves with the European Medical Device regulations in order to develop their marketing strategies and ensure compliance with the regulatory requirements.

Its looseleaf format enables it to be updated every year.

ISSN 1460-8375

A Guide to the Commercial Development of Medicines

edited by Paul Higham and Peter Stonier

Written by senior medical and marketing executives in the pharmaceutical and allied service industries as a guide to the commercial development of medicines, particularly the interaction between the research, development, medical and marketing functions.

ISSN 1473-3773