The Most Effective Recruitment Strategy May Not Start With Recruitment Patient advocacy organizations are often viewed as recruitment partners. Sponsors may engage them to help raise awareness, distribute study information,...
Recruitment Challenges Are Often Created Months Before Enrollment Begins When clinical trial recruitment falls behind plan, sponsors often respond by increasing recruitment activity. Additional outreach is launched. Awareness campaigns are...
What If Your Recruitment Challenges Were Created Months Before Recruitment Ever Began? When enrollment falls behind projections, sponsors often increase recruitment activity. Additional outreach campaigns are launched. New recruitment vendors...
Enrollment Challenges Are Often Operational Problems, Not Staffing Problems When enrollment falls behind plan, many organizations assume the solution is additional resources. More recruiters. More vendors. More advertising. More internal...
The Best Recruitment Plans Are Built With Patients, Not Just For Patients Sponsors invest significant time developing recruitment strategies, enrollment projections, site activation plans, and outreach initiatives. Yet many recruitment...
Recruitment Challenges Are Often Created Months Before Enrollment Begins Many sponsors view patient engagement as a recruitment activity. As a result, engagement efforts often begin shortly before enrollment starts or...
Clinical Trial Participation Is About More Than Patient Interest Why do eligible patients decline clinical trial participation even when they are interested in contributing to research? For many sponsors, recruitment...
Awareness Is the Beginning of Recruitment, Not the Goal What if recruitment challenges are not caused by a lack of awareness at all? When enrollment falls behind plan, many sponsors...
