Industry Blog
Feb 1, 2009
by Liz Moench
Survival of the Fittest: Patient Recruitment and Retention for Clinical Trials Article Published In Journal for Clinical Studies January 2009 Issue
Biopharmaceutical companies must consider three critical steps: how to manage their clinical trials wisely, preserve cash reserves as long as possible, and mitigate risk. These are issues of increasing ramification in today’s economic environment. more...
Jan 12, 2009
by Kathryn Martin
Senator Pell and Parkinson’s Disease
Former Rhode Island Senator Clairborne Pell passed away this month after a 15 year battle with Parkinson's disease. Such news is a sobering reminder of the scary reality that is Parkinson’s disease, but it also inspires us to take a closer look at the disease, and the lesser know side of it. more...
parkinson's disease psychosis, senator pell, parkinson's disease
Dec 29, 2008
by Liz Moench
Patient Recruitment in Tough Economic Times
There is a silver lining; economic downturns push companies into improving efficiency and productivity; Ten strategies for saving time and cost for patient recruitment and retention. more...
Nov 12, 2008
by Liz Moench
Pharmaceutical and Biotech Companies Going It Alone?
Even with a highly experienced and effective clinical team, communicating consistent messages can become difficult when numerous stake-holders are involved. Particularly in the area of patient recruitment and retention, maintaining close ties with study sites is critical. more...
advertising, recruitment plans, site initiation, niche-service providers, study sponsors, cost-savings
Apr 10, 2008
by Liz Moench
Top Patient Retention Tips Used by Successful Study Coordinators:
14 Tips for study coordinators to guarantee a successful study. more...
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