A recent survey conducted by BBK Worldwide provides insight into what is holding physicians back from clinical research participation, and how we can all work together to improve participation and referrals. https://t.co/jOZT6VoPJR
While many in the health care industry agree that patient technology (PT) can make a significant impact on clinical trials, a recent study found that there are four major barriers to fully implementing PT. Learn about those barriers here: https://t.co/OvAor6dbzo
Time has changed but trials have not. Get IQVIA VP Josh Rose’s thoughts on how clinical trials must change with the times. https://t.co/CL3NYDmR2R (via @ClinicalLeader1)
On average, only 8% of patients participate in cancer clinical trials. This is mostly due to enrollment barriers. Read more in the recent @CancerTherAdvsr article: https://t.co/qGmPlEz1Ph
On #CTD2019, we want to thank everyone who takes the time and energy to conduct clinical trials. Clinical research is a viable care option, yet underrepresented. Only 3% of physicians and their patients are participating in clinical research — together, we can change that.
As discussed at #Bridging2019, new technologies have the potential to disrupt every aspect of health care and clinical trial information collection, measurement, and application. Learn more about new technologies from the recent @HarvardBiz article: https://t.co/AG6anMTpoE
Consumers’ awareness of clinical trials for personalized medicine continues to decline. With only a 1% YOY growth over the last six years, what can we do to combat this? Read the full @hitconsultant blog to find out: https://t.co/EBzGLRBTzE
From patient participation to patient insights, this year’s #Bridging2019 collaborative focused on making the best use of clinical trial opportunities and data. Learn more: https://t.co/1FhnhbKd8b
Companies will need to learn to adapt because patient-centricity is no longer an option: It’s essential. Check out the new @BioPharmaDive post about the rebirth of patient-centricity in the CRO industry. https://t.co/U0R6jdrhR7
Dr. @SamVolchenboum spoke at the #Bridging2019 collaborative. Learn more about his view on bridging the gap between clinical research and clinical health care in this @OutsourcPharma article. https://t.co/XFeTdxqkwb
At the Collaborative, we asked attendees industry specific questions through surveys at the end of our daily sessions. See the insights we gained from these in our latest blog! https://t.co/pgcc51JmAs
One of our key contributors at @ImperialCRS recently wrote a blog detailing some key findings from the collaborative. Check it out! https://t.co/KWDSrUQlQX
“Patients need to be at the center of clinical research. Health literacy, knowledge of the research process, understanding their critical role in improving human health, more readily available information, two-way conversations, and applying behavioral science are essential.”