5 common clinical trial project management mistakes

Getting a new clinical trial off the ground and moving smoothly takes careful project management. Even the best-laid plans can hit snags ...

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Relentless Health Value Podcast: How being patient-centric, not trial-centric, can improve clinical trial recruitment and retention

The clinical trial landscape is shifting — but is it enough? Antidote’s Founder, Pablo Graiver, was recently interviewed for the Relentless Health ...

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5 project management tips for clinical trials

Many elements must work together for medical research to succeed, which is why project management for a clinical trial is complicated. Creating ...

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The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network shares how patients find clinical trials

The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) published an informative whitepaper detailing different approaches to matching patients ...

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5 lesser-known clinical trial patient recruitment issues

Many elements factor into the success of a clinical trial patient recruitment campaign. If issues arise within the recruitment pipeline, large-scale ...

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How to collect patient-reported outcomes in clinical trials

Patient-reported outcomes (PROs) are "any report of the status of a patient's health condition that comes directly from the patient, without ...

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For Clinical Trials Day, A Celebration of Patient Stories

At Antidote, we share a variety of patient stories, spanning many conditions and individual backgrounds, but one common thread runs throughout — the ...

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Cures for All of Us: Lupus patient and clinical trial volunteer on the frontlines for diversity in research

In the end, it was vanity that brought Shanelle Gabriel to the doctor who diagnosed her lupus. At least that’s how she tells it.

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When extraordinary things happen to ordinary people: How storytelling helped one man overcome tragedy

I was sitting in the balcony seats in the Opera House at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts when I first heard Ed Gavagan tell his ...

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And on Mondays they dance: Love in the face of Alzheimer's

It all started with a phone call. Sandy, in tears, called Ira, her husband of over 30 years. She told him that she couldn’t find the Pilates studio ...

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