Clinical trials are rapidly changing the landscape for recruiting patient-centric trials. It’s not enough to go to sites, you need early engagement with the patients, wherever that may be globally, digitally or personally. Recruitment requires a sound methodology and process-based approach to work with early detection of problems and solutions created by a structure process. Recruiting patient’s needs:

• Access to global populations – go to where the patients are rather than where the sites are located
• Patients need to be sold on participating in complex trials
• Engagement and education of the trial benefits
• Study Navigator supporting the patients by developing the relationship, education and logistics

Recruitment failures are the number one reason trials fail

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