Supporting Equity Initiatives in Clinical Research
Clincierge CEO Scott Gray recently spoke to PharmaLive about ways to support equity initiatives in clinical research.
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Wear Yellow Day 2023: Clincierge Supports Sarcoma Awareness
The month of July is Sarcoma Awareness Month, honoring all who have been affected by this rare and often deadly form of cancer. The observance is also used to raise awareness of the needs of those living with the disease, including patients, caregivers, families, and friends. What is Sarcoma? Sarcoma is a broad term for …
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Clincierge Industry Partnerships: Connections Driving Innovation
Strengthening Relationships Through Partnerships Industry partnerships enhance the flow of communication between clinical trial stakeholders and increase connection to crucial resources. As we strive daily for improved access to and diversity within clinical research, working together strengthens our community and allows us to reach a broader audience. Clincierge has recently partnered with the organizations below. …
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Improving Rare Disease Clinical Trial Design
Clincierge CEO Scott Gray recently spoke to PM360 about strategies to improve rare disease clinical trial design.
The Five-Percent Rule: Strategies to Increase Clinical Trial Participation Rates
A recent article by Applied Clinical Trials references a widely-held statistic that as few as 5% of eligible patients have participated in a clinical trial related to their disease. While some within the pharmaceutical industry debate the validity of this figure, all agree the low level of participation is concerning for all clinical research stakeholders.
Leveraging Mobile Technology in Clinical Trials
Clincierge CEO Scott Gray recently spoke to Healthcare Business Today about using a patient-centric approach to reduce barriers to participation and increase retention rates in clinical trials.
ALS Awareness Month 2023: Whatever It Takes to Find A Cure
On May 9, 1992, the United States (US) Senate passed joint resolution 174 designating the month of May as National Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Awareness Month. The celebration raises awareness of ALS, a rare and debilitating neurodegenerative disease affecting brain and spinal cord nerve cells. The ALS Association was established in 1985 to support individuals …
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Healthcare Business Today: Viewing Clinical Trials Through A Patient-Centric Lens
Clincierge CEO Scott Gray recently spoke to Healthcare Business Today about using a patient-centric approach to reduce barriers to participation and increase retention rates in clinical trials.
Month of the Military Child: Celebrating the Unique Needs of Military Children
History of Month of the Military Child Former United States Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger established the Month of the Military Child in 1986. In America, the month of April recognizes the many sacrifices made and challenges faced by children who are part of a family where at least one parent is a military member. …
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Gene and Cell Therapy: Treating Diseases at the Molecular Level
A research paper entitled Estimating the Financial Impact of Gene Therapy in the U.S. by The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) estimates that 1.09M Americans will receive gene therapy between January 2020 and December 2034. A relatively new science, many have heard of the technology but are unsure what it is or how it …
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