Several people have asked me recently where I come up with the ideas for things to talk about in these daily videos. With this being the 92nd one, I can understand where they’re coming from. ...
Many people in clinical research have been attending the DPHARM conference in Boston over the last few days. Looking on the website, it explains the origins of the conference - the first one ...
Today is World Alzheimer’s Day, and also my dad’s 81st birthday. Unfortunately, these two events are linked by more than just sharing a date, as my dad has been living with Alzheimer’s for ...
Another good takeaway from the recent C3 Summit was about the practice of embedded interviews for gathering qualitative data regarding a patient’s experience of participating in a clinical ...
Patient engagement was another session at the C3 Summit - with feedback being highlighted as an essential part of the process. Building trust with patients can come from engaging with ...
A few days ago I attended the C3 Summit in London, which was very valuable, featuring good sessions and networking, and is an event I recommend people attend if you get chance. The event ...
Newsletter and email subscription overwhelm is a fairly common feature of modern professional life. Despite my every so often culling the ones I’m less likely to read, I still find there are ...
For most of my time in patient recruitment, I’ve focused on recruiting participants for clinical trials - for investigative drugs and sometimes medical devices. I’ve also recruited patients ...
I mentioned in the last vid that doctors surgeries could potentially have a dedicated clinical trials desk for disseminating information to potential participants. Expanding on this idea, it ...
I’ve been in a couple of medical waiting rooms recently, and each time it’s occurred to me that these should be good places for recruiting patients for clinical trials. In particular, where ...