Evaluation of Level of Maturity in Project Management in an Institution of Clinical Research
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Pesquisa Clínica e Desenvolvimento, Nível de Maturidade em GP, Metodologia em GP.Abstract
Abstract
During the last decade there has been a considerable growth in the number of research projects conducted in Brazil in several areas of knowledge. Much of this growth is due to the increase of private investment initiatives in research, by creating centers and specialized research institutes, such as clinical research institutes. Due to the increasing competition in this field and the search for better results and success, private financial institutions now requires a higher level of efficiency in their projects. However, many of these new institutions do not use systematic methodologies and practices in project management (PM), leading to unsatisfactory results. This methodological deficiency is accompanied by a low level of maturity in PM. Digite um texto ou endereço de um site ou traduza um documento.
Thus, it is necessary the implementation and use of chained and systematized management actions, including restatements of its processes, and the creation of specific management indicators for research institutions. Using this methodology and the implementation of its main techniques, it may be possible to increase the degree of maturity in PM, incorporating streamlined processes that lead to better results in clinical research projects, contributing to the development of a new application in PM methodology.
Keywords: Clinical Research and Development; Maturity Level in Project Management; Project Management Methodology.
DOI:10.5585/gep.v4i1.124
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