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- To understand why people decide to take part in clinical trials, you first need to understand how people make decisions.
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- Overcoming the digital patient recruitment challenges of connecting with patients
- How many irrelevant experiences, ads, emails, direct messages have you rejected this week?
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- For this article, we want to go back to basics and describe the main features of the most commonly used designs for clinical trials, why they are set-up in this way, and how they can be used to benefit the patient experience.
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- What to do and what to avoid when writing about ethnicity
- It’s always important to talk about ethnicity, especially when it comes to talking about diversity in clinical trials. It’s also important to know how to talk about ethnicity too. So, we’ve made you a step-by-step guide on what you should and shouldn’t do when talking and writing about ethnicity. Let’s get stuck in.
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- Is your clinical trial method tried and tested with patients in mind?
- As you may know, we talk about putting patients first, a lot. This means thinking about patients when discussing, writing and designing recruitment materials, whilst also using a multi-method approach. For example, there are huge benefits in using direct patient insights from advocacy groups, as well as conducting social listening exercises. If you utilise these approaches, you’re more likely to engage with the patient population as effectively as possible. This is what creates successful patient recruitment strategies. Makes sense, right?
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- Clinical trial branding: 5 reasons it’s important to your clinical trials
- Your clinical trial is one of hundreds of thousands enrolling patients at any given time. You’ve got to ask yourself, what makes my study different? Why enrol in my study?
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