Trialbee has announced a partnership with LiveRamp, to expand the pool of potential patients and then match and engage patients for clinical trials in a privacy-centric way. Trialbee will leverage LiveRamp’s identity infrastructure and integration network to identify and reach potential clinical trial patients and remain engaged with those patients throughout their clinical trial journey.
Over 80% of regulated phase II-III clinical trials fail to meet planned enrollment targets and are delayed six or more months, jeopardizing data quality and development timelines. Inefficient and untargeted recruitment efforts for late-stage trials cause rise in direct operational development costs and lost revenues due to delayed time to market.
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