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This document summarizes PSI as a clinical research organization (CRO). It discusses PSI's global operational presence in 57 countries and 33 offices with over 1,600 staff. PSI is ranked as the number one CRO by investigative sites in two CenterWatch Global Investigative Site Relationship Surveys in 2015 and 2017. The document highlights positive feedback from Gabrail Cancer Center who has worked with PSI on six clinical trials and found their teams to be accessible, helpful, knowledgeable and consistent throughout projects.
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