Clinical Trial Recruitment Services
Traditional approaches to recruiting and retaining eligible participants to meet clinical trial enrollment numbers are an ongoing challenge in the drug development arena. It consumes more time and leads to more missed deadlines and greater increased costs than any other aspect of clinical trials.1
InformedDNA’s proven approach to screening, testing, and engaging eligible candidates not only makes recruitment more efficient and effective, but also significantly enhances patient retention in clinical trials.
Our deep expertise means we steer toward the right genetic test(s) and labs to best meet the needs of your trial with our clinical trial recruitment services. Targeted identification capabilities, such as meticulous genetic screening and in-depth patient and family health history review, ensure only the most qualified candidates are referred to your trial sites.
Build trust and rapport with each participant through personalized genetic counseling. Our clinical trial recruitment services help trial candidates feel more supported and improves participant satisfaction, engagement, and retention, in addition to creating an opportunity to improve DEI performance metrics for your trial.
Extend your reach to more patients and families with nationwide telehealth access to genetic counselors. Boost screening volume and uncover targeted populations that you may have missed to find more qualified candidates.
Protect the integrity of your clinical research by ensuring ineligible patients don’t slip through the cracks with InformedDNA’s result adjudication services. Work closely with our clinical research experts to audit your site’s screening, testing, and eligibility decision-making to strengthen the validity of selected participants and clinical trial outcomes.
How do we get referrals for clinical trials? Healthcare providers, patient advocacy groups, caregivers, and patients themselves.
Once the referral is received, the patient is registered and an appointment is scheduled.
Genetic counselors obtain family and medical history, address psychosocial concerns, and discuss the process for clinical trial eligibility assessment.
When genetic test results are complete, the patient meets with a genetic counselor to ensure understanding of the results as it relates to the patient, family, and trial eligibility.
A formal summary report of the information discussed during the consultation is shared with the patient and/or healthcare provider.
The genomics experts at InformedDNA have the deep scientific knowledge to help our clients drive faster, more successful trials.
Partner with us through our clinical trial recruitment services to improve the recruitment and retention of patients eligible for clinical trials, and derive the most value from your clinical research.
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