A three-part event focusing on the successful drivers of a patient-first approach to clinical trials that significantly bolster patient recruitment and retention.

Study enrollment remains the biggest challenge for our clinical research industry. As studies evolve to operationalize patient-first principles that expand the traditional site boundary and improve trial participation and engagement, today's clinical trials can now be more accessible and representative of the population it's intended to serve.

In this webinar series, industry experts from IQVIA showcase how strategies utilizing patient-centric insights, tools and technologies allow sponsors to achieve a new level of patient engagement that enable sites to deliver a personalized trial experience.

Insight-Driven Trial Strategies That Take Patient Centricity to New Heights
Today's clinical trial has evolved into a patient-first approach. Yet, recruitment remains a significant hurdle, often leaving sponsors searching for clear answers on how to improve the clinical research experience, increase recruitment and reduce screen-fail rates for its participants.

To tackle these clinical trial roadblocks, sponsors must understand how potential participants perceive the burdens placed upon them during their clinical trial journey. In this webinar, IQVIA experts explore what strategies combined with insights, tools and technologies impact patient centricity and what sponsors should do to maximize study success.

• Learn ways data can help pressure-test your protocol and minimize barriers to participation
• See how insights are operationalized into actions to meet patient accessibility goals
• Understand how patient-first strategies have made way for this modern study approach, while also laying the foundation for future trials.

The ROI of Patient Centricity
Clinical research has evolved rapidly as the digital landscape has pushed engagement past the four walls of the site. Today, more potential trial participants are performing their research online, gaining knowledge from others affected by the same conditions as they search for treatment options to improve their quality of life.

For sponsors, recruiting and retaining the right patient means focusing on data-driven optimization that starts with participant insights and integrates intentional engagement strategies that extend the geographic reach of trial participation, improve patient experience, and speed trial timelines.  

• Leverage recruitment expertise to design strategies based on patients' preferences and needs, to proactively eliminate obstacles to patient participation 
• Adopt a greater use of decentralized trial approaches (e.g., in-home care/visits and remote technology) that deliver flexible patient and site strategies across every therapeutic area
• Define future processes to achieve an increased level of patient engagement without compromising on the trial experience, data quality or trial timelines

Site Support: The Cornerstone of the Digital Trial Evolution
Study enrollment continues to challenge the industry, and as sites plan to accept more trials, they will not be successful continuing status quo with the standard approach to yesterday's clinical trial.

This webinar will explore the site's perspective on ways to successfully implement digital trials, and how strategic site support and specialty services can foster effective workflows among sponsors, sites and patients. Our panel of experts will share key learnings from their experiences on what technologies and processes result in more successful partnerships in patient-centric digital trials.

• How to make the digital trial evolution a revolution by addressing today's site obstacles and concerns as it pertains to patient enrollment
• Understand how to implement DCT components & models that support adoption and accessibility in your trials and elevate the quality of care by simplifying site operations and efficiencies, data quality and collections
• How to drive operational success with extended site collaborations that meet regulatory and legal frameworks that follow data privacy laws and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) standards

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