Patient Participation

With the assistance of mobile research nursing, in-home visits provide solid alternative to trial participants, especially during COVID-19.

Jody Casey of Elligo Health Research gives insight into the issue of diversity in trials and what needs to be done to correct it.

Practical suggestions for identifying what actionable insights have been impactful on clinical studies.

The pandemic has thus far disproportionally impacted minority populations, and our ongoing failure to adequately represent all patients regardless of demographic background has never been more important to remedy than it is today, writes ACRP Workforce Innovation Officer Beth Harper.

Beyond technology, awareness, and access—cultural competence is key.

Past decades have shown gender-based differences in clinical trial results are often overlooked when considering safety and effectiveness.

If you are an organization content with patient-centric approaches, you are behind. Today it is about patient-driven drug development.

This article highlights how C2N Diagnostics and Firma Clinical Research teamed up to create a successful Alzheimer's diagnostic clinical trial while allowing participants to remain in their homes.

How integrated data platforms can help find the best-suited patients for cancer studies and reduce the burden on care teams.

Case study focused on quest for potential Parkinson’s biomarker highlights opportunities and challenges in site selection.

Recruitment study tests the use of a ride-sharing service.

Exploring the Institute for Neurodegenerative Disorders’ non-traditional approach to engaging community physicians.

President of Commercial Solutions at Syneos Health, Michelle Keefe, writes how the industry must take an additional step beyond explaining and predicting customer behavior, and employ evidence-based strategies to change their behavior by helping customers make well-informed decisions.

A case study of a Parkinson’s disease trial demonstrates how one study team met its enrollment goals.

Tracking the evolution and effectiveness of CISCRP’s clinical research awareness and literacy campaigns.

First column in this series looks at the effectiveness of digital marketing as an outreach tool.

How mapping patients’ health journeys can drive a deeper understanding of their experiences and motivations.

One nonprofit’s efforts to raise the relevance of the clinical research enterprise.

Age diversity in clinical trials benefits both the patient experience and the success of the trial.

Providing easy to understand and culturally appropriate investigational medication education and support can make all the difference in improving the patient experience.

May includes a number of events to get more visibility for clinical trial awareness, and to offer it as a care option.

The third in a series of results from the Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation’s (CISCRP) landmark 2017 Perceptions & Insights Study.

Lisa Henderson talks about the topic of "who owns a patient's data" as discussed at the Bridging Clinical and Healthcare Conference 2018.

The second series of results from the Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation’s (CISCRP) landmark 2017 Perceptions & Insights Study.

Building upon the usage of technology in health care delivery, integrating technology into clinical research as a care option will be a game changer in achieving greater participation in clinical research and decreasing the overall time for trial completion.

The use of Learning Health Systems in order to advance clinical research.

Lisa Henderson writes on patient participation and recruitment in clinical trials.

The first series of results from the Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation’s (CISCRP) landmark 2017 Perceptions & Insights Study.