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Do We Really Need “Patient” Recruitment?

Do We Really Need “Patient” Recruitment?

Recruitment that relies only on patients already in care misses a large portion of the population. By engaging individuals earlier—before they enter the healthcare system—recruitment becomes more inclusive and effective.

April 25, 20263 min read
Rethinking Recruitment: Defining the Role of Each Channel

Rethinking Recruitment: Defining the Role of Each Channel

Clinical trial recruitment is often misdiagnosed as an execution problem, when in reality it is a system design issue. Without clearly defined roles across traditional, digital, and community channels, patient flow becomes fragmented and performance metrics lose meaning. Each channel reaches a different patient population at a different stage of readiness. Treating them as interchangeable leads to inefficiencies and hidden drop-offs. High-performing recruitment models assign clear responsibilities to each channel, enabling earlier patient discovery, better-qualified referrals, and more efficient site operations. When designed correctly, recruitment becomes predictable rather than reactive.

April 14, 20263 min read
How to Join a Clinical Trial: Understanding Eligibility Criteria

How to Join a Clinical Trial: Understanding Eligibility Criteria

Individuals interested in participating in a clinical trial must first understand the study’s inclusion and exclusion criteria, which determine who is eligible to participate. These criteria are designed to ensure that the research accurately reflects the population being studied and that the collected data remains reliable. Factors such as age, medical history, current treatments, and specific health indicators may affect eligibility. Clinical research also includes several types of studies, including treatment, prevention, diagnostic, screening, and quality-of-life research. To join a clinical trial, potential participants can explore clinical trial databases or search platforms to find studies that are currently recruiting and determine whether they meet the eligibility requirements.

March 7, 20263 min read