SubjectWell expands its proven marketplace to include non-small cell lung cancer trials
SubjectWell has been providing risk-free patient recruitment for 10 years, building awareness of the benefits of clinical research and offering choice to patients with chronic ambulatory health conditions by screening for multiple studies at once. And now we’re taking our marketplace one step further. In February 2022, SubjectWell expanded our proven clinical trial marketplace to […]
Younger Parkinson’s Patients Show Strong Interest in Trial Participation (DOWNLOAD)
Younger Parkinson’s patients show strong interest in clinical trial participation and high comfort with digital research technology.
Parkinson’s disease (PD), a lifelong and progressive neurological condition, affects about one million people in the United States alone. Primary PD symptoms involve motor impairments, like slowness of movement, gait problems, rigidity, and tremors, as well as significant “invisible” non-motor symptoms, cognitive problems, anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, and digestive problems, which can be disabling. Within […]
Rise of DCTs calls for elevated patient recruitment strategy
How decentralized clinical trials disrupt traditional patient recruitment
Tech startups are raising millions to diversify clinical trials. But experts say the problem runs deeper than technology.
Higher frequency of HCP visits in the US correlates to greater likelihood of clinical trial participation.
In our most recent international survey of patients in Canada, South Africa and the US measuring the impact of healthcare usage, we found the country with the lowest healthcare usage overall and lowest trust in the healthcare system (South Africa) interestingly had the highest likelihood of clinical trial participation. However, when we took a closer […]
International survey shows country with lowest healthcare usage and trust correlates to highest likelihood of clinical trial participation.
Quality care in any healthcare system relies heavily on patients developing and maintaining trust in their healthcare professionals (HCPs). As we’ve witnessed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, local HCPs informing and guiding patients on proper treatment and preventive measures were more successful than similar messages pushed from government agencies or medical institutions. However, while patient trust […]
