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The Clinical Trial Industry’s Approach to Baking Bread
Here’s how the clinical trial industry would approach baking the best bread. The bake shop owner would send out a job posting for a baker but wouldn’t tell them what type of bread they’d be baking. The fastest baker to respond would be hired. After they were hired, the baker would be informed that they Read more
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The Four “I”s of Investigator Motivation – Importance
The perception of importance drives actions in clinical trials. Sponsors must work on creating positive perceptions by demonstrating site value and emphasizing study significance. A compelling story and direct sponsor-site connection elevate a study’s importance. To engage sites effectively, consider involving them early, sharing the study’s narrative, and treating them as valued partners. Read more
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The 4 “I”s of Investigator Motivation – Involvement
Clinical trial sites play a crucial role in research, but are often overlooked. Higher site engagement can boost study performance. Involving sites early, seeking their input, and establishing site relationship teams can improve collaboration and motivation. Treating sites as valuable team members, not subordinates, benefits the entire trial. This approach ultimately leads to better study… Read more
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Be Curious
The clinical trial industry struggles with enrollment due to a lack of curiosity and rushed judgments. The “Be Curious” approach is key to addressing enrollment challenges. Questioning and engaging with diverse sites prior to feasibility assessment is crucial. Understanding and addressing site-specific issues can optimize enrollment and study timelines. Read more
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May The Fourth Be With You!
It’s Star Wars Day and I’ve compiled some clinical trial Star Wars quotes for your enjoyment. Read more
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The Kitchen Sink Approach to Recruitment and Enrollment in Clinical Trials
Reminiscing about childhood vacations, where everything possible was packed to ensure nothing was lacking. This is not unlike sponsors’ approach to clinical trial recruitment & enrollment. While many approaches are utilized, there are a number that remain as significant barriers to enrollment. A thorough overhaul is needed to improve enrollment. Read more
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