It’s now two months since I started recording and posting daily short vids with my thoughts on patient recruitment and retention. They’ve resulted in my having some very interesting ...
After a recent week away from work, it’s been interesting to get back into the swing of things and try to come up with new and different methods of recruiting patients for clinical trials ...
We live in an age where the work of all kinds of service-based agents has been eroded by the rise of self-service activities. I often book my own travel rather than using a travel agent. ...
I was in Brussels recently, where I visited the European Parliament, which got me thinking about the impact on clinical research that comes about as a result of government organizations ...
Communication with trial participants is one of the areas you’d expect to work well when it comes to clinical trials. Keeping patients informed about what’s going on would appear to be an ...
One of the issues that frequently comes up when looking at the problems of patient recruitment and retention is that of communication. Or, more accurately I guess, lack of or bad or ...
Coming from a background where customer experience methodology is used extensively to determine why people don’t like a particular product or service, it’s always intrigued me as to why ...
The consent process in clinical trials - more formally designated the Informed Consent process - is a key element in getting participants involved. Without a signed Informed Consent Form ...
Many of the DCT solutions that have been developed over the last few years - in particular since the advent of Covid - are based on some kind of technology application. For example, wearable ...
Anyone involved in clinical research will have come across the phrase ‘decentralized trials’ - or DCTs. Recently, the FDA issued its draft guidance on its approach to regulating DCTs, which ...