Recruiting for a rare disease study is like searching for a needle in a haystack, blindfolded. Eligible patients are few, scattered, and often heavily reliant on their trusted healthcare providers.
Patient recruitment is never simple, especially when eligibility criteria are strict and timelines are tight. The right participants can be hard to find; even harder is ensuring they’re truly qualified
Clinical trials often struggle to enroll enough participants and keep them involved through study completion. In fact, an estimated 85% of trials fail to meet their patient recruitment targets, and
Why Trust Matters—Clinically and Commercially Trust isn’t just a nice-to-have in healthcare, it’s essential. Research consistently shows that higher levels of trust between patients and providers are linked to better
Clinical trial site burden refers to the workload and operational pressure placed on research sites and their staff in the course of running a study. This burden includes all the
Timely communication isn’t just a nice-to-have in clinical trials; it’s a non-negotiable. When a potential participant expresses interest, how fast a site responds can shape the entire recruitment outcome. That
Clinical trial success isn’t just about groundbreaking therapies or rigorous protocols; it’s also about finding and keeping the right participants. That’s where the right patient recruitment technology and clinical trial
When it comes to staffing a call center, from clinical research screening to a patient liaison-type service for a commercial drug, it could be tempting for companies to seek out
In an industry where every delay can have measurable costs—financial, scientific, and human—patient recruitment and retention remain critical challenges in clinical research. Yet many strategies still focus narrowly on touchpoints
In the evolving landscape of clinical research for rare diseases, effective patient recruitment remains a significant challenge. Many methods often fall short, leading to delays and increased costs. One strategy