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In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #16: Why should I include a patient feasibility assessment in my trial setup process?   Including a patient feasibility is crucial because it ensures the trial protocol and related documents are patient-centric. It helps identify and address potential issues from the participant's perspective, which can...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base.   #15: In what ways does patient feedback on patient information documents contribute to the success of a clinical trial? Patient feedback on study information documents, such as the informed consent form, is invaluable. It ensures these documents are accessible, understandable, and informative from the...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #14: How does a patient feasibility study affect my study timelines? While a patient feasibility study may add a few weeks to the study preparation timeline, it can significantly streamline the entire process in the long run. Conducting a patient feasibility study can streamline the clinical trial process by...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #13: What should the key aspects be of a patient feasibility study? A comprehensive patient feasibility study should address the following key aspects: Inclusion criteria assessment: Evaluate the relevance, clarity, and interpretation of the inclusion criteria to ensure they effectively identify eligible...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base.   #12: Why should I include a patient feasibility study in my trial setup process? Including a patient feasibility study is crucial because it ensures the trial protocol and related documents are patient-centric. It helps identify and address potential issues from the participant's perspective, which can...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base.   #11: What strategies can be implemented to improve patient adherence in clinical studies?   There are several strategies that researchers can use to influence these factors and improve patient adherence in clinical studies. Some of these strategies include:   Simplifying the study...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. ‌#10: What are the common factors that affect patient adherence in clinical studies?   There are many factors that can affect patient adherence in clinical studies. Some of the most common factors include: ‌ 1️⃣ Complexity of the study protocol: Patients may find it difficult to adhere to a...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #9: Is patient behavior a factor in adherence and to what extent?   Patient behavior is a key factor in patient adherence to a clinical study protocol. Patients' behaviors, including their beliefs, attitudes, and habits, can influence whether they adhere to the study requirements or not.For example,...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #8: Is there a role of patient advocacy groups in online patient recruitment?   Patient advocacy groups play a crucial role in online patient recruitment by serving as intermediaries between patients and clinical trials. These groups often have a network of patients and advocacy organizations they can...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #7: How to integrate online recruitment wit traditional methods for a comprehensive patient recruitment strategy Integrating online recruitment with traditional methods for a comprehensive patient recruitment strategy involves the following steps: Utilize social media platforms: Promote your clinical trial on...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base.   #6: Is there a role of patient advocacy groups in online patient recruitment? ‌ Patient advocacy groups play a crucial role in online patient recruitment by serving as intermediaries between patients and clinical trials. These groups often have a network of patients and advocacy organizations they...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base.   #5: What is patient adherence in clinical trials, and why is it important?   Patient adherence refers to the degree to which a patient follows the instructions and requirements of a clinical study protocol. This can include taking medications as prescribed, attending study visits, completing study...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #4: How does social media advertising target the right patient demographic for your clinical trial?   To target the right patient demographic through social media advertising, you can follow these steps: Define your target audience: Determine the age, gender, location, interests, and behaviors of your...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #3: How do you know what the best visuals are for your online clinical study advertisements?   What are the actual thumb stoppers? We let the patients decide. In our creative brainstorming sessions, we develop many concepts that will work in a particular patient population. Then, we try these different...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #2: How do we measure the effectiveness of online patient recruitment campaigns? We measure the effectiveness of our online patient recruitment campaigns by: Conversion rate: the percentage of visitors to a recruitment website who enroll in a study. Cost per enrolment: the total cost of the campaign...Read more

In this Q&A series we answer questions we have received from our customer base. #1: When you integrate online patient recruitment, don't you create a bias in your clinical trial?Yes, there is a potential for bias in clinical trials that use online patient recruitment methods. The patient population reached through online channels may not be representative of the overall patient population...Read more