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WHITE PAPER 03: From recruitment barrier to participant enabler: Rethinking informed consent
Why a strong informed consent strategy can increase clinical trial success
Among the biggest barriers to clinical trial recruitment is heath seekers failing to access the information they need, or not understanding the information they’re given.
If learning about a clinical trial and what it means for them isn’t easy or clear, health seekers will understandably give up on signing up. Which is why improving your informed consent strategy can make a huge difference to your recruitment success.
A strong, human-driven informed consent strategy can be your most powerful recruitment tool. To learn how to put it in place ready for your next clinical trial, simply take a look at our latest whitepaper.
New whitepaper: Improving the informed consent process for improved clinical trial recruitment
This whitepaper explores how creative recruitment campaigns that understand the psychological constructs of informed consent can:
- Improve your understanding of health seekers
- Reduce recruitment barriers related to low health literacy
- Increase health seeker satisfaction
- Increase recruitment rates of health seekers to clinical trials
- Aid in the retention of health seekers for the duration of the trial
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