Register Now: Beyond EDC: Designing a Connected Data Strategy for Predictive Clinical Development
News|Articles|June 26, 2026

Accelerating patient recruitment: Connecting the right patients to the right trial

Key Takeaways

  • A national database of routine lab results is repurposed to algorithmically flag trial-eligible patients based on objective biomarkers and testing patterns.
  • Credibility with ordering physicians and existing patient relationships are used to support compliant outreach, improve response rates, and preserve continuity of care during referral.
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Discover how Quest Diagnostics puts its vast database of lab results to work and leverages patient and physician credibility to efficiently and effectively connect the best-fit patients to the clinical trials that will benefit from their participation.

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