. Su contributes our experience are Origins that there is a willingness within the Pharmaceutical Industry to change attitudes towards clinical trial populations – making them less about academic and clinical outcomes and more inclusive of patient experience and priorities.
This month’s edition of PME features a number of articles and opinion pieces on diversity and inclusion in clinical trials. Our Director, Su Smith was interviewed as part of a featured article by Danny Buckland examining the changing tides in clinical trials. Danny highlights in the piece that though there are 1,518 COVID-19 studies registered on clinicaltrials.gov, less than 0.3% are collecting data on ethnicity. Su contributes our experience are Origins that there is a willingness within the Pharmaceutical Industry to change attitudes towards clinical trial populations – making them less about academic and clinical outcomes and more inclusive of patient experience and priorities. Origins contribute to this changing attitude by helping our pharmaceutical and medical clients to understand the authentic patient experience. This can help to design more patient-centric clinical trials where the trial participants are more representative of the true patient population (and not just the easiest to access), secondary outcomes are inclusive of patient priority and trial materials and communication are written using the lexicon of those that experience the condition and not academics that have defined it.
Read more about how understanding the authentic patient experience can redefine the success of your clinical trial before you design it here: https://origins-insights.com/understanding-the-authentic-patient-experience-can-redefine-the-success-of-your-clinical-trial-before-you-design-it/
Check out this month’s edition of PME for more insights and information: http://www.pmlive.com/pme#/reader/39369/116737
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