
Explore early data from the ACTS program that reveal the volume and types of patient-reported barriers to cancer care and clinical trial participation, highlighting the critical role of support services in sustaining enrollment.

Explore early data from the ACTS program that reveal the volume and types of patient-reported barriers to cancer care and clinical trial participation, highlighting the critical role of support services in sustaining enrollment.

Funding uncertainty, legal and political pressures, trade policy shifts, site collaboration strategies, and leadership perspectives were central themes across Applied Clinical Trials’ most-watched video interviews.

Learn why combining AI-enabled trial matching with transportation, lodging, and financial assistance is essential to turning trial eligibility into actual participation—and why matching alone is not enough.

Examine how the American Cancer Society’s national ACTS expansion is designed to simplify trial discovery, reduce logistical barriers, and help patients, caregivers, and providers navigate cancer clinical trials through a centralized support model.

Review the performance, engagement, and satisfaction metrics sponsors and CROs should track to determine whether operational improvements are reducing burden and strengthening site relationships.

Learn how AI-enabled automation can streamline existing operational processes, reduce manual effort, and enhance efficiency while allowing sites to work as they do today.

Analyze how functional sourcing, application strategy, and consistency across sponsors and CROs directly influence site workflows, execution efficiency, and long-term collaboration.

Explore why new tools should aim to remain burden-neutral before delivering efficiency gains, and how sponsors can introduce systems that benefit sites without disrupting daily trial management.

Examine how evolving sourcing strategies, functional standardization, and system choices can help sponsors support sites more effectively while minimizing operational switching and complexity.

Learn how clinical operations leaders can build technology adoption, transform workflows, and cultivate digitally savvy talent to successfully implement AI across the entire clinical trial lifecycle.

Discover how remote assessments, wearables, and digital technologies can decentralize data collection, reduce patient burden, and enable trials to reach more diverse and representative populations.

Explore how expanding clinical trials into community and nontraditional sites, simplifying protocols, and leveraging AI can broaden patient access and bridge the gap between real-world care and research.

See how combining human oversight with AI insights improves protocol authorship, site selection, and monitoring strategies, delivering better decisions than AI-only or human-only approaches.

Explore how AI can optimize study design, speed patient recruitment, and streamline operational workflows to shorten development timelines and enhance trial efficiency.

Learn how sponsors and CROs are adapting to evolving ICH GCP requirements while maintaining innovation in high-touch areas, ensuring patient protection, and preserving data integrity across global clinical trials.

Investigate how sponsors are responding to rapid growth in obesity drug development, including strategies for manufacturing, supply chain optimization, dosing innovations, and combination therapies to meet market and patient needs.

Explore the drivers behind increased investment in CNS and autoimmune trials, including pain, mental health, and inflammatory conditions, and see how technology, decentralized trials, and hybrid designs are shaping study operations.

Examine the rise of personalized and biomarker-driven therapies, the logistical challenges of rare patient populations, and how historical controls and real-world evidence are supporting strategy-driven trial designs.

Explore methods to evaluate recruitment performance across multiple platforms, including engagement tracking, conversion analysis, and data-driven optimization for emerging digital spaces.

Examine real-world examples of patient engagement through less conventional channels and see how targeted campaigns can reach high-quality participants even in low-volume or emerging platforms.

Understand the regulatory and policy considerations for running clinical trial recruitment campaigns on nontraditional or entertainment-focused platforms, and how ongoing collaboration with ad teams ensures compliant, effective outreach.

Learn how demographic and behavioral insights inform platform-specific messaging, creative formats, and call-to-action strategies to engage patients and caregivers effectively across diverse digital channels.

Explore which factors—audience relevance, content fit, and engagement quality—determine the best use of platforms like TikTok, Reddit, and Spotify for targeted patient recruitment campaigns.

Learn how organizing data assets, activating nonresearch HCPs, and building referral pathways with compliant remuneration can convert identified patients into enrolled participants.

Gain insight into why sponsors are taking a larger role in site selection and CRO oversight using robust data to validate feasibility before launch.

Discover why strategies must vary by indication and geography and how data-driven matching with supported referrals can outperform site expansion and generic advertising.

Understand how combining proprietary and real-world datasets with tokenization enables accurate protocol matching while maintaining privacy and compliance.

Learn how incorporating real-world data at study design can improve feasibility, reduce amendments, and align eligibility with findable patients across geographies.

Gain insight into how principal investigator scarcity, frequent protocol amendments, and uneven site performance undermine enrollment and extend timelines.

Explore how AstraZeneca’s immuno-oncology strategy focuses on improving survival in hard-to-treat cancers and moving checkpoint inhibitors into curative-intent settings.