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|Articles|February 4, 2016

CISCRP's Latest Perceptions & Insights Study

The study gathered responses from more than 12,000 people around the world--including 3,000 study volunteers--about their views and experiences with clinical research.

The Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation (CISCRP) has released reports based on its 2015 Perceptions & Insights Study. That study gathered responses from more than 12,000 people around the world--including 3,000+  study volunteers--about their views and experiences with clinical research, and offers insights into general clinical research perceptions, enrollment drivers and barriers, and study volunteer experiences during and after clinical trial participation.  The results also examine a variety of subgroup differences including by race & ethnicity, respondent age, severity of illness and by geographic area. The official reports are available on the CISCRP website.

 


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