This year has been packed with conferences, and we’ve recently closed out the latest: SCOPE Europe in Barcelona. The breakout agenda at SCOPE was strong, with timely topics and presenters who reminded us that great content is most effective when it’s paired with thoughtful delivery. The…
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Life-Science EventsPatient EngagementPatient Recruitment and Retention
Patient Centricity in Clinical Trials: More Than a Talking Point
Patient centricity in clinical trials has been a guiding theme across clinical research conferences for years, and lately, it’s begun to feel more real. At the recent SCOPE conference in Barcelona, I saw firsthand how sponsors are moving from intention to implementation. They are redesigning…
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Life-Science EventsPatient EngagementSite Materials & Logistics
A Lightbulb Moment: Rethinking Clinical Study Services
by Mike Lakeyby Mike LakeyConferences are great for reconnecting with colleagues, scoping out industry trends, and grabbing a few too many branded chip clips. But the best ones also come with surprises. Last year, I met someone who shared my last name. Not especially noteworthy until it turned out…
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Business InsightsLife-Science Events
Clinical Research Conferences: The Value of In-Person Connections
In today’s digital age, in-person interactions remain invaluable. While technology facilitates remote connections, face-to-face communication offers unique benefits. Discover the importance of personal interactions gained at clinical research conferences and in-person meetings. My colleague, Mike Lakey, and I recently returned from the Outsourcing in Clinical…
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Clinical Trial Writing and DesignPatient EngagementPatient Recruitment and RetentionSite Materials & Logistics
Harnessing the Power of Print and Digital Clinical Trial Materials
As clinical trials become increasingly complex and personalized, we need to take a fresh look at how we engage with patients—and with the wider community. That engagement often begins offline: a poster in a physician’s office, a leaflet picked up (for themselves or a loved…