37 Supply and Logistics for Clinical Research in Low-Resource Settings

Author:

Baseler Beth,Proffitt Calvin,Sandrus Jen,Marchand Jonathan,Stavale Eric

Abstract

AbstractProviding continuous logistical support for clinical research sites is a critical function of any clinical research study, one that is substantially more challenging for an emergency research response in a resource-limited setting. This chapter provides an overview of the planning considerations involved, as well as a discussion of specific functions like partnership development, export and import, transportation, supply and equipment management, and hiring in-country staff to provide logistical support. The chapter includes multiple potential solutions, since more than one approach, as well as flexibility and creativity, are generally needed to keep a scientific research operation running in an infectious disease emergency—especially where resources are scarce and the populace distressed by fear and concern for themselves and their families.

Publisher

Springer International Publishing

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