Patients carry the diagnosis. Caregivers often carry the burden. Clinical trials often focus on reducing burden for patients. But in many therapeutic areas, especially rare disease, pediatric, neurology, and complex...
Patients Trust People Who Share Their Experiences The challenge with many recruitment campaigns is not simply reaching patients. It is reaching patients through voices they trust. Today, thousands of patients...
Enrollment Problems Usually Start Before Recruitment Does For most clinical operations leaders, enrollment remains the single greatest threat to study timelines. Teams can spend months developing protocols, activating sites, selecting...
The Fastest Way to Lose a Potential Participant Is to Make Them Wait Clinical trial recruitment discussions often focus on awareness, advertising, referral generation, and participant outreach. While these activities...
Most Clinical Trial Delays Are Visible Before the Study Begins Clinical trial delays are often treated as unexpected operational challenges. Enrollment falls behind plan. Site performance varies. Retention becomes more...
If You’re Waiting Until Recruitment Starts to Evaluate Readiness, You’re Already Behind Many sponsors treat trial readiness as a milestone achieved once sites are activated and recruitment materials are approved....
Most Study Launch Challenges Are Not Execution Problems When clinical trial enrollment falls behind projections, study sites struggle to keep pace, or recruitment vendors fail to deliver expected results, the...
