Informa Pharma Intelligence has announced Citeline Engage, a new solution allowing contact research organizations (CROs) and sponsors to optimize site selection and increase trial efficiencies to accelerate clinical trial timelines and enable a faster path to market for drugs. Citeline Engage is a solution designed specifically to help optimize protocol development, site feasibility, and most importantly, increase physician engagement and drive patient awareness to support faster enrollment into clinical trials.
Clinical trials have long been a pain point for industry players, and Citeline Engage is designed to help increase efficiency across a notoriously difficult, yet imperative area, of the pharma industry. Informa Pharma Intelligence’s Citeline Engage utilizes real-world data to offer the most efficient outreach services that allow customers to better recruit investigators and patients, optimize trial protocols, and ignite awareness around trials.
By combining trial and investigator intelligence available through Citeline with a verified audience of healthcare professionals through Skipta, Citeline Engage helps CROs and sponsors expedite patient enrollment, drive efficiency and mitigate the risk of trial failure:
“We have the real-world data to create powerful connections and optimize protocol development, site feasibility, and most importantly physician engagement and patient awareness,” said Nicola Marlin, Vice President of Product Development at Informa Pharma Intelligence. “Citeline Engage empowers organizations to create and run the most efficient clinical trials possible through targeting and recruiting top tier investigators and select sites using online communities of verified healthcare professionals.”
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