A Medicines Australia paper launched at Parliament House yesterday (November 22) shows the federal government’s plan to invigorate the clinical trials industry is working but that implementation must be completed.
Titled Keeping clinical trials in Australia: why action is needed now, the paper argues that the recommendations of the Clinical Trials Action Group hold the key to ensuring the future of clinical trials in Australia. The CTAG was set up by the government to help cement Australia's position as a good place to conduct clinical trials.
Pharma trade group Medicines Australia’s chief executive Brendan Shaw said it was critical for the federal government finish the job.
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