lley/Cuppan consulting to the drug industry. Collectively they have worked with over 50 pharmaceutical companies to assess, coordinate or improve the communication quality of literally hundreds of clinical research reports.
http://www.mcculley-cuppan.com [McCulley/Cuppan] provides a full range of consulting, training, and writing support to the pharmaceutical R&D industry. The consulting practice is designed to help teams and companies plan and articulate document development strategies, identify issues that documents must address, and find ways to bring team intelligence to the final written products.
The book is published by Hampton Press and further details can be found on their http://www.hamptonpress.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=1-57273-790-5&Category_Code=Q308 [web site.]
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