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Holston Medical Group

Provider organizations such as Holston Medical Group bring willing providers, deserving patients and tools to assure criteria adherence, implementation, and enrollment for multiple studies. HMG performs Phase II, III, and IV clinical drug trials as well as device trials. The main benefits aside from building evidence medicine are: 1) standardizing care in the group through clinical guidelines and/or algorithms, 2) providing care to patients through physical exams and visits, diagnostics, medicines and/or devices and direct remuneration, and 3) presenting a significant revenue stream to the medical group.

HMG has done clinical trials for six years. They have 48 ongoing trials throughout their multi specialty group, approximately 600 patients enrolled, seven employed people in the department, and an income stream in the seven-figure range annually. HMG has received awards in excellence in several studies and are proud to have participated in studies such as ALLHAT, Accord, and others.

HMG takes the following steps to ensure quality control and compliance. The following areas are addressed:

(1) Define the basic roles and responsibilities of the sponsor, monitor, investigators and FDA as they relate to the quality of clinical trials.

(2) Implement the regulatory, source documentation and record-keeping requirements for clinical trials.

(3) Ensure that clinical trials are compliant with GCP standards.

(4) Define methods for integrating changes and updating SOPs.

(5) Comply with 21 CFR Part 11 and audit computerized systems in clinical trials.

(6) Maximize good design practices for medical documentation.

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