It was Guy Fawkes’ Night in the UK here yesterday, 05 November - commonly known as Bonfire Night. Which reminded me of a phrase used by a colleague in the industry last week when we were ...
Does everyone have a rare disease? At a recent meeting of the Rare Disease Research Network it was suggested that if you slice things thinly enough, every person has a rare disease. The idea ...
I spent quite a lot of time earlier this year writing my latest book - The Patient Recruitment Conundrum. At several points, I found myself becoming somewhat weary of the process, ending the ...
In the world of digital marketing, people are very familiar with the idea of targeted advertising. What they mean by it is usually a set of options that enables you to show your ads only to ...
Further to what I said in the last vid about increased digital ads competition in the lead-in to Christmas, there are other things you can do to try to mitigate against the potential higher ...
For anyone using digital advertising to promote clinical trial participation - especially on social media - there’s an interesting thing happens in the last 2 to 3 months of each year, based ...
There’s an extraordinarily damning overview of the current process for finding out about clinical trials written by Dr Bess Stillman that you can read on Substack at ...
One of the things we talked about on the recent Trialhub webinar about patient feasibility is whether potential trial participants are likely to be motivated to take part. From inside the ...
In the UK today - Sunday 29 October - we’ve now finished with daylight saving time, so the clocks have gone back an hour. One pretty much universally appreciated effect of this is that, ...
This is my 117th daily video. (Actually not, though it was when I recorded it!) When I started off, all that time ago, I was concerned about making everything perfect. I wanted to have the ...