We continue to share a series of guides designed to help physicians become Principal Investigators

In one of our multi-country psychiatry studies across Hungary, Serbia, and Croatia, the starting point looked strong

There is a persistent belief in clinical development that Phase I studies are impossible or prohibited in Serbia. Recent discussions with local experts paint a very different picture.

Being a Principal Investigator (PI) may seem complex, but it is entirely achievable with the right qualifications and guidance.

Check out the Hungary guide and see how you could become a Principal Investigator

Following our previous insights on feasibility and site performance, one important aspect is often overlooked: The broader value these studies bring — beyond the protocol. Based on our experience at Viacrystal, particularly in studies involving established or generic treatments in schizophrenia, several consistent patterns emerged across Hungary, Serbia, and Croatia. 1. Strong regulatory support Regulatory authorities in the region are generally supportive of these studie

Unlike many somatic indications, schizophrenia trials involve layers of complexity that are often underestimated

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