Archive: Clinical Trial Participation Clinical Trial Recruitment Considerations for 2015 Author: Posted: January 15th, 2015 Categories: As a time of reflection, a new year affords clinical trial recruiters the opportunity to look back on what worked well in 2014, and ponder what lies ahead for 2015. Here are some points that will need to be taken into consideration when thinking about strategy changes for the upcoming year: Steps for Attracting Patient Participants in Clinical Trials Author: Posted: December 10th, 2014 Categories: Engaging a broad range of participants is an important step for reliable data collection and usable outcomes. Today’s clinical study standards demand more patient participants and longer commitments. The pulse of the industry is reflected by a plethora of articles from professional sources like the Boston Globe, highlighting the fact that the cost of bringing Why Patients Drop Out of Clinical Trials and What Marketers Can Do About It Author: Posted: November 26th, 2014 Categories: Attracting patients for a clinical trial is one thing, keeping them involved from start to finish is another. Clinical trial marketers face the constant challenge of recruiting patients for clinical trials; however, dropouts can jeopardize the results of a trial, wasting valuable resources. For example, in “The Prevention and Treatment of Missing Data in Clinical
Archive: Clinical Trial Participation Clinical Trial Recruitment Considerations for 2015 Author: Posted: January 15th, 2015 Categories: As a time of reflection, a new year affords clinical trial recruiters the opportunity to look back on what worked well in 2014, and ponder what lies ahead for 2015. Here are some points that will need to be taken into consideration when thinking about strategy changes for the upcoming year: Steps for Attracting Patient Participants in Clinical Trials Author: Posted: December 10th, 2014 Categories: Engaging a broad range of participants is an important step for reliable data collection and usable outcomes. Today’s clinical study standards demand more patient participants and longer commitments. The pulse of the industry is reflected by a plethora of articles from professional sources like the Boston Globe, highlighting the fact that the cost of bringing Why Patients Drop Out of Clinical Trials and What Marketers Can Do About It Author: Posted: November 26th, 2014 Categories: Attracting patients for a clinical trial is one thing, keeping them involved from start to finish is another. Clinical trial marketers face the constant challenge of recruiting patients for clinical trials; however, dropouts can jeopardize the results of a trial, wasting valuable resources. For example, in “The Prevention and Treatment of Missing Data in Clinical
