Archive: Clinical Trials

By incorporating features like wearables, at-home visits, and ride sharing services, trials can increase patient recruitment and retention.

The way clinical trials use patient data is rapidly changing, revealing a need for increased privacy regulations and standardization across the industry.

Patients are going online to search for treatment options – here’s how clinical trials can use digital marketing to reach them.

A recent study shows that many healthcare providers do not meet EU standards for data security, but the industry is working to increase protection for patients.

mHealth is providing researchers with increased opportunities for data collection, patient engagement, and trial recruitment.

FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb recently expressed the agency’s commitment to women’s health initiatives. Here’s what that means for sponsors and CROs looking to recruit women for clinical trials.

While the Right-to-Try Act may appear to have a patient-centric focus, it will likely increase risk for seriously ill patients and weaken the FDA’s power to protect patients taking experimental medication.

Clinical trials that reach out to patients in their own homes and local doctors’ offices are expected to see a boost in enrollment.

New technology promises to increase efficiency and boost patient recruitment, but its adoption is projected to be a slow process. Here’s what CROs and sponsors can expect.

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