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Ensuring diversity in a Large Type II diabetes study
SubjectWell’s targeted recruitment strategy ensured a diverse and representative patient population for a large Type 2 diabetes study, surpassing diversity goals for patients over 65 and increasing Black patient enrollment beyond expectations.
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4,000
patients inquired
60,000
patients prescreened
100+
delivery of all randomisations
Background
A healthcare technology company specializing in digital therapeutics partnered with SubjectWell to provide patient recruitment for their type 2 diabetes clinical trial. SubjectWell delivered digital recruitment support leveraging a proprietary diabetes platform and patient database.
The Challenge
SubjectWell needed to ensure that the patient population represented the overall diabetic population, especially in recruiting patients over 65 and patients of color.
The Solution
SubjectWell needed to ensure that the patient population represented the overall diabetic population, especially in recruiting patients over 65 and patients of color.
“59 randomizations, exceptional! Thank you very much and congratulations to you and your team. Great work!”
The Results
SubjectWell tracked and managed all patient leads and pre-screened patients (60,000+)to provide detailed reporting on diversity targets:
Age
Target
Actual
18-44
12.7%
7.3%
65+
43.3%
62.3%
18-44
41.9%
30.4%
Gender
Target
Actual
Men
50.9%
44.9
Women
41.9%
55.1
Age
Target
Actual
White
51.2%
43.3%
Hispanic
24.3%
22.1%
Black
18.2%
25.7%
Asian American
4.3%
3.1%
Native American/Alaskan
1.9%
1.3%
Unknown
0%
4.5%
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