Trialbee, a global technology provider for patient matching and engagement in clinical trials, has announced a partnership with Clinerion, a worldwide medical data informatics company with a global research network comprised of 30.2 million patients online across 69 healthcare organizations in 15 countries. This partnership will aim to accelerate time to market by shortening patient recruitment and enrollment timelines and will reduce costs associated with patient recruitment and loss-to-follow-up.
“This partnership significantly broadens our global reach and allows us to expand our data set for predictable intelligence-based patient recruitment and retention to support traditional and decentralized trials,” said Lollo Eriksson, CEO of Trialbee. “This is a great opportunity for both organizations to make trials simpler for investigators and to deliver on our commitment of expediting clinical research by optimizing the use of real-world data.”
More than 80% of trials are delayed and approximately 30% of sites never enroll patients because of limited access to patients who match the study criteria. The Trialbee platform provides full transparency of the status of the referred patient flow throughout the entire clinical trial and continuously offers sites and sponsors full insight into the effectiveness of recruitment strategies.
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