Resources
Patient Recruitment
Case Study
Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center sees 52% time savings with Forte Participant Payments
With an increasing number of clinical trials conducted each year, IU’s Simon Cancer Center searched for a system that would decrease clinical staff’s time spent paying study participants and reduce inefficient workflows and associated costs.
Article
Why do Recruitment Efforts Fail to Enroll Enough Participants?
Despite heavy spending on patient recruitment, meeting enrollment goals is a huge challenge in clinical research, affecting sponsors, CROs and sites.
Article
[Q&A] How to Improve Your Clinical Trial Patient Recruitment: A Panel Discussion
Webinar presenters address attendee questions about best practices for developing a successful patient recruitment strategy.
Webinar
How to Improve Your Clinical Trial Patient Recruitment: A Panel Discussion
During this presentation, expert panelists will discuss common challenges and potential solutions to improve patient recruitment in clinical trials.
Infographic
Top Barriers to Participation in Clinical Trials
Explore the factors that influence an individuals decision to participate in a clinical trial and discover ways the industry can address low enrollment in clinical trials.
eBook
Patient Recruitment in Clinical Trials: Steps to Develop a Successful Enrollment Strategy
Download your free copy of this ebook to learn how to build a successful recruitment strategy and improve your clinical trial enrollment.
Article
5 Questions to Enhance Your Clinical Trial Enrollment Planning
Answer these questions to create a solid subject enrollment plan and increase the success of your patient recruitment campaigns.
Webinar
Top 3 Challenges in Clinical Research and How to Address Them
Join us for this webinar as Wendy Tate of Nimblify discusses the Top 3 Challenges in Clinical Research and How to Address Them
Article
Diversity in Clinical Trials: Recruiting Women and Minorities in Research
Dr. Wendy Tate discusses the industry’s progress toward greater inclusivity in clinical trials and identifies the continued need for improved diversity in research.