Clinical trials are one of the most important ­ areas of research, which involve various phases of the trials such as phase I to Phase IV. As the phase of a clinical trial is increased the adverse events/serious adverse events tend to decrease, which means Phase I is the most risky of all, and phase IV is the least risky. The higher the risk, the more carefully it has to be done. It means that If you are a CRC (clinical research coordinator) doing phase 1 to Phase III trials, then you need to be passionate about clinical research. You should have detailed knowledge of Clinical Trials, all the latest guidelines & regulations, and Clinical Trial operations. Read our full Blog here