Patient Participation

Integrated approaches can help enhance recruitment plans.

Insights from Bayer’s study review process showcases importance of incorporating feedback from a wider audience of stakeholders.

Increased outreach is necessary to combat poor recruitment and large focus on patients near study centers.

Decentralized trials provide promise for lowering barriers in participation, but industry must continue to be proactive in patient centricity.

Andrea Zobel, PhD, Senior Director of Personalized Supply Chain at AmerisourceBergen’s World Courier, and Graham Wylie, MBBS, Executive Chairman & Founder of the Medical Research Network (MRN), discuss the demand for DCTs, challenges surrounding them, and what their future holds.

COVID spotlights the troubling disparity in clinical research representation. How can we remove these barriers?

Experts discuss solving the EHR-compatibility puzzle in point-of-care trials.

Kevin Aniskovich, president and CEO of Jumo Health, discusses its foray into the clinical trials arena, which includes delivering multimedia educational resources to more than 200 trials spanning 90-plus languages in more than 75 countries.

By decentralizing trials whenever feasible, sites can decrease patient burden, clinops workload, and the number of on-site participants.

In this interview, Patrice Matchaba, MD, President of Novartis US Foundation discusses how the biopharmaceutical industry can regain the trust of minorities.

Looking beyond regulatory compliance.

In light of Facebook ban on ads targeting patients, industry has chance to reinvent digital advertising for trials.

Helping physicians and patients discuss local trials at the point of care.

While eConsent has become more widely adopted since COVID-19, work still needs to be done in improving patients’ understanding.

Five strategies to reduce risk and achieve deadlines.

Sponsors can ensure higher retention by partnering with patient support services.

Exploring their unique opportunity in increasing study enrollment levels.

Emerging tools in data analytics, automation, EMR aggregation, and even social media are enabling faster and easier patient recruitment.

Understanding differences in studies, sites, and patients are key to making eConsent successful.

In an era of rising healthcare expenses, reassurance about costs for patients in diverse communities is particularly important.

Assessing the benefits of digital adherence monitoring for sites and patients.

Latest CISCRP study provides insight on proactive outreach.

Breaking down the barriers to eConsent adoption.

Industry must work closely with patients to advance the use of decentralized technology.

Reminding clinical research stakeholders to reprioritize routine assessment of patient satisfaction as a primary outcome measure in patient-centric activities.