Report Overview
This study tackles significant industry issues with rigor and insight. It is a landmark study based on interviews with 362 patients, principal investigators and drug development professionals.
Respondents discuss in detail the drivers and barriers to successfully recruiting patients and investigators into clinical trials. The report contains 265 pages, including novel and insightful analysis and more than 250 charts and graphs.
What you will learn:
- What motivates patients to participate – or not participate – in clinical trials
- The bottlenecks in recruiting patients and investigators
- Investigators’ preferences for working with sponsors or CROs
- Recruitment professionals’ assessments of the most and least effective recruitment tools and channels
- Investigator, sponsor and CRO ideas for addressing the shortcomings in feasibility assessments
- The desirability of new engagement models for sponsors and CROs and much more
Report Contents:
- Trial Participant Analysis, including: Attitudes and information, createing awareness not interest, drivers of clinical trial participation, and recruitment channels
- Principal Investigator Analysis, including: relationships – Sponsors or CROs?; site resources, administration, and productivity
- Sponsor and Service Provider Analysis, including: Lack of focus on Trial Participants, CRO Responsibilities, The Quality of Feasibility Studies, Innovation in Recruiting Practices
- Comparative Responses Analysis