Patient Engagement Patient Recruitment Insights

For Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, we examine how adopting a patient-centric approach can improve clinical trial experiences for cervical cancer patients.

By prioritizing informational content and embracing social media, sponsors and CROs can build lasting connections with patients.

A recent study reveals that sharing clinical trial results with patients can help boost trial participation and engagement.

2019 is the year of the patient. Here’s how CROs and sponsors can tap into patient-centric models to improve trial recruitment and retention.

With increased convenience and a more streamlined flow of information, eConsent offers benefits for patients and clinical trial investigator sites alike.

A recent study shows that, while there is still progress to be made, clinical trials are implementing new tools to boost patient engagement.

Patient centricity has become a best practice for clinical trials – here’s how to use digital tech to make it happen.

Why do so many patients drop out of clinical trials? As it turns out, we can’t fix the ongoing patient retention problem without knowing the answer.

New technology can improve the clinical trial experience for participants, but are sponsors and CROs on board with patient centricity?

Digital pills and other mHealth technologies can improve patient adherence, reduce costs, and shorten enrollment timelines for clinical trials.