Supplement: ECRI Provides Answers

ECRI Provides Answers By Kathryn Ward Jeff Lerner Courtesy of the ECRI Institute ARTICLE EXTRAS A Region Defined A Robust Support Infrastructure The infrastructure Laureate Pharma Quest Pharmaceutical Immunicon Fox Chase Cancer Center Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Covance Coriell Paragon Chemical InstaMed Wondering about the track record of a medical device? Have questions about a clinical procedure? Curious about the e

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A Region Defined

A Robust Support Infrastructure

The infrastructure

Laureate Pharma

Quest Pharmaceutical

Immunicon

Fox Chase Cancer Center

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius

Covance

Coriell

Paragon Chemical

InstaMed

Wondering about the track record of a medical device? Have questions about a clinical procedure? Curious about the efficacy of a particular drug therapy? The ECRI Institute probably has the answer. Based 20 miles outside Philadelphia in Plymouth Meeting, ECRI Institute is a nonprofit organization that seeks to uncover the best approaches to improving patient care.

Founded by surgeon Joel Noble in a Philadelphia attic at Delancey Place and 20th Street, near Rittenhouse Square, the organization began in 1968 as the Emergency Care Research Institute. Its early focus involved evaluating emergency room medical devices. By the early 1990s, it broadened its scope beyond emergency care devices, and by the new millennium, it was taking advantage of the Internet, where it now disseminates ...

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