Investigators frequently choose a new study because the idea behind the study is interesting or because the per-patient compensation seems attractive. However, to successfully attain (or surpass) enrollment goals and to maximize the efficient use of valuable time and effort associated with screening, treatment, data collection and reporting requirements, it is advisable to objectively assess the feasibility of a particular study to succeed within the context of the Investigator's current clinical environment.

The following checklist provides questions that should be considered before a study is chosen and before its proposed is accepted:

• Feasibility Checklist - (Under Construction)