New FMLA Guidance Empowers Patients to Participate in Clinical Trials

New FMLA guidance now protects job security for patients participating in clinical trials, removing a major barrier to accessing innovative treatments.
How to Prepare for FDA-Mandated Clinical Diversity Action Plans (DAPs)

Understanding FDA’s Guidance on Diversity Action Plans (DAPs) is vital for health equity in clinical trials. As DAPs become mandatory, sponsors must adapt recruitment strategies for inclusivity.
How Medical Contact Centers Power Patient Recruitment for Clinical Trials

Patient recruitment is one of the most critical and challenging aspects of clinical trials. Medical contact centers can be beneficial to the entire healthcare industry, but we’re going to focus on how they can help clinical trial participation. These contact centers drive study enrollment by improving the patient recruitment process through patient engagement and education. […]
3 in 4 surveyed patients show strong interest in replacing medications with both approved and experimental treatments.

Over 131 million people in the US — roughly 66% of Americans — take prescription drugs regularly. That’s more than the number of people who watched the Super Bowl this year. And yet, 1 in 3 surveyed patients who take prescription medications said that they were unsatisfied with at least one of their current drugs. […]
Why HCP Outreach is so Important For Recruiting Patients in Rare Disease

When it comes to recruiting patients for clinical trials in rare diseases, HCP outreach and support is essential. Most trials in the rare disease space struggle with patient recruitment unless they have a well thought out strategy on how to include HCPs in the recruitment process.
Compensation norms create inequity in clinical trials

Exploring how compensation practices in clinical trials contribute to inequities and hinder diverse patient participation
FDA Prioritizes Patient-Reported Outcomes in Clinical Trials

Patient-reported outcomes can help optimize clinical trial design and improve study results.