5 ways to lower clinical trial patient recruitment costs

The process of getting a new drug to market is an expensive one. Between 2009 and 2018, U.S. biopharmaceutical companies spent about $1 billion per drug according to an analysis published in JAMA, and other studies have found that it can cost up to $2.8 billion to bring a new therapy to market. In 2019 alone, research and development spending totaled $186 billion for the global pharmaceutical ...

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15 clinical trial patient recruitment companies (and how to choose one)

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How we achieved a 72% randomization rate for a recent presbyopia trial [patient recruitment case study]

It’s common for people to have trouble seeing things close up as they age — this condition is called presbyopia, and it affects millions of people in the United States. Whether it’s reading a menu with ease or not having to strain to look at a phone screen, treatments for this condition can greatly improve the quality of life for those impacted.

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5 solutions to clinical trial sponsor problems [infographic]

When performing medical research, clinical trial patient recruitment is frequently cited as the biggest obstacle to getting studies underway. In fact, 80% of studies fail to meet their patient recruitment goals within their targeted timeframe. Implementing the right clinical trial recruitment strategies is a must for advancing the field of medical research, but how can the sponsors of clinical ...

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Talk of the Towne podcast episode 04: Allergy & Asthma Network

Antidote’s podcast, Talk of the Towne, focuses on the ultimate sweet spot: that special place where science and patients converge. Our host, Rich Towne, was trained in pharmacy and currently works in Clinical Informatics at Antidote. In each episode, Rich welcomes a new guest from an organization with which Antidote is working, and takes an in-depth look at particular therapeutic areas, zeroing ...

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Three key ways to drive diversity in clinical trials

People of color are largely unrepresented in clinical research studies. However, many factors, including biological sex, disabilities, chronic comorbidities, geographical location, gender identity, race, and ethnic background, can influence how an individual may react to certain drugs, medical devices, and treatment plans. We share three key ways to drive diversity in clinical trials, so that ...

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7 clinical trial advertising do's and don'ts

Is it possible to be creative in clinical trial advertising while following FDA guidelines, social media ad rules, and additional IRB constraints? You can create compelling ads without breaking the rules if you take the time to strategize.

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How Antidote’s Contact Center gets to the heart of patient-centricity: A Q&A with Andy Schulz

Two of the most critical components of any clinical trial recruitment campaign are patient-centricity and trust. Antidote has a robust Contact Center with personable and knowledgeable agents that walk patients through the prescreening process and answer any questions along the way. We spoke with our Contact Center Operations Manager, Andy Schulz, about why he joined the team, what his team’s ...

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What does a clinical trial project manager do?

Clinical trial project managers are at the heart of research. They keep studies running on schedule, help manage budgets, choose and liaise between vendors, report on results, enforce compliance, and fulfill other key duties.

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How to successfully approach a rescue trial [one-pager]

When a clinical trial is in danger of not meeting its endpoints, sponsors may consider rescuing the research initiative by bringing a new set of vendors into the mix. With appropriate planning, sponsors can transition to a new team seamlessly, minimize any momentum lost, and ensure that the new vendors are set up for success.

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