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An Emissary Clinical Trial Success Story
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 Without urgent pressure-relieving surgery, the chance of survival drops quickly for head trauma patients with a severe intracerebral hematoma (bleeding inside the skull). Sadly, the condition is too often not diagnosed in time. A technology with the potential to change that might have languished in the halls academia if not for the dedication of a creative entrepreneur and an experienced contract research organization (CRO) committed to advancing lifesaving solutions for unmet medical needs.
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An Emissary Clinical Trial Success Story
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 Monitoring a clinical research study requires more than comparing case report forms against medical records. The fate of an entire clinical trial may rest upon a clinical research associate’s less apparent skills. The diligence, professionalism and exceptional communication skills of an experienced clinical research associate may be needed to salvage a critical situation. This was one such situation where the clinical trial sponsor wisely insisted on an Emissary clinical research associate to monitor an important clinical trial.
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An Emissary Clinical Trial Success Story
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 Selecting a contract research organization (CRO) from among the 1,000 or so competitors is a challenging task for any sponsoring pharmaceutical or medical device company. But, it is particularly difficult for an inexperienced team at a startup just entering Phase 1 human trials with their first new product. Such young companies are often working under extreme deadlines imposed by shortsighted venture capitalists clamoring for a press release announcing the start of clinical testing to buoy the stock price.
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