Empowered Patient Podcast with Karen Jagoda: Rare Disease
Providing Global Concierge Services to Facilitate Rare Disease Clinical Trial Participation and Retention
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Providing Global Concierge Services to Facilitate Rare Disease Clinical Trial Participation and Retention
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Featured in an article in PM360, Scott Gray, CEO, discusses new developments in the rare disease clinical trial industry ahead of the upcoming Rare Disease Day on February 28, 2022. Learn more about alleviating financial barriers to trial participation, mitigating geographical barriers to trial participation, and the federal efforts to support rare disease trials in
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Featured in CMSwire, Alexis Lynch, Senior Marketing Manager, discusses the techniques Clincierge utilizes to gain insight into patient feedback and preferences in clinical trials. Companies are increasingly relying on feedback from Voice of the Customer (VoC) programs to deliver better service, improve marketing efforts, improve customer loyalty and provide faster customer resolution. The article explores
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In our January edition of Raising Awareness for Rare, we explore cervical cancer, glaucoma, and thyroid diseases and their rare disease subgroups. January starts a month-long initiative to raise awareness and promote advocacy efforts for each of these diseases. Learn more about the rare subgroups of these historically common illnesses and how each condition impacts
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Patients facing a rare disease diagnosis often find that participation in a clinical trial is the only course of treatment available to them. Selecting the right clinical trial payment option to reimburse patients for their participation is critical to improving access, enrollment, and retention in rare disease clinical trials.
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Featured in the winter edition of the SCRS InSite Journal, Scott Gray, CEO, discusses industry-wide challenges and key ways to alleviate emotional, financial, and logistical burdens to improve clinical trial access for pediatric patients and their caregivers. Alleviating burdens can boost trial recruitment, enhance the patient experience, and increase patient retention.
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In an article featured in BioProcess International, Scott Gray, CEO, discusses a practical approach to achieving inclusive representation in clinical studies. Life-science companies can attract large, diverse participant pools by reaching patients where they live, providing targeted and meaningful messaging about the benefits of trials and offering ongoing assistance.
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In the Fall issue of Clinical Researcher, Scott Gray, CEO discusses how cross-border travel creates significant complexity for trial sponsors and clinical research organizations (CROs), who must contend with complicated travel logistics, participant and family unease, international regulatory compliance, and more. Although many of these challenges have been brought to light in recent years, COVID-19-era travel restrictions have only exacerbated these issues.
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During November, we embrace the cultural diversity of Native Americans while also recognizing the historical controversy and challenges they face. This total of almost 10 million people accounts for 2.9% of the entire United States population. Many Native communities, often residing on reservation lands, face steadily increasing obstacles such as limited resources, increased poverty, diminished access to healthcare services, and certain rare conditions.
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Trial sponsors and clinical research organizations (CROs) face unique challenges when recruiting and maintaining participation in clinical trials. Even greater obstacles exist in trials requiring cross-border travel to participate.
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