Praxis’ Post

If you are taking part in a clinical trial, congratulations! You are making a difference for your community and the health of people around the world. Now that you’ve signed up, what happens next? Read our blog to find out. https://ow.ly/obRy50SnvW1 #clinicaltrials #MHAM #clinicalresearch

Everyone who contributes to clinical trials deserves to be seen, listened to, and understood. It’s how we build trust – and how we improve retention rates and the quality of trial data! If you’re ready to uncover a better participant experience, find out how we’re serving communities across the nation. https://bit.ly/4deovlV #clinicalresearch #clinicaltrials

Everyone who contributes to clinical trials deserves to be seen, listened to, and understood. It’s how we build trust – and how we improve retention rates and the quality of trial data! If you’re ready to uncover a better participant experience, find out how we’re serving communities across the nation. https://bit.ly/4dihnFi #clinicalresearch #clinicaltrials

Looking forward the. PXP conference "For patients by Patients" 10-12 September 2024 Day 1: Valuing Your Voice as a Patient Partner: learning to centre on your own experiences, embrace patient partnerships and know that you have the right to hold the power and to care for yourself and others as part of the health research team. Day 2: Tackling the Challenging Topics About Patient Engagement in Research: this day will deal head-on with some of the tough conversations that need to happen about patient engagement in research. Day 3: Advancing Best Practice in Research Partnerships: this day is all about changing the status quo in patient engagement in research, breaking barriers, and innovating to foster better patient partnerships that ultimately make research stronger. https://lnkd.in/e68-yMTy

☠ 😬 Diversity in clinical trials is doomed, until we fix reimbursement. This startling issue takes center stage in the latest episode of Trials with Maya Z Podcast with TrialHubs CEO Maya Zlatanova. Where they delve into the complexities that hinder inclusivity in clinical research. Joining Maya is the innovative Samuel Whitaker, the founder of Mural Health, who not only illuminates this critical challenge but also shares proactive solutions and legislative efforts to dismantle these barriers. Among these efforts is advocacy for the "Harley Jacobson Clinical Trial Income Exemption Act" (HR 7418), a pioneering step toward inclusivity. This episode uncovers: 👉 The financial hurdles preventing a large portion of the population from participating in clinical trials. 👉 How these barriers directly affect the diversity of research participants. Sam Whitaker's commitment to legislative changes and solutions that promise a more inclusive future for clinical research. 🎧 To grasp the full scope of this discussion and Sam's insightful solutions, tune in to the full episode, link in the comments. And the dialogue continues! Don't miss our upcoming webinar, where we'll explore fostering diversity in clinical trials even more. Mark your calendars for a session on April 4th that's set to challenge the status quo and spark change. Let's break down barriers together. #DiversityInClinicalTrials #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials #DrugReimbursement

#ClinicalTrialsDay is less than a week away! #Didyouknow the history behind this day? Follow along as Praxis celebrates the only global awareness campaign dedicated to recognizing and championing clinical research professionals on May 20. Learn more at clinicaltrialsday.org. #CTD2024 ACRP - Association of Clinical Research Professionals

Happy to be a part of this conversation. Non-medical costs can be a significant barrier to patient participation in clinical trials. These costs can occur when no local trials are available and patients must travel to distant trial sites, or when there is a need for more frequent clinic visits for additional trial-related treatment or monitoring. Decentralized clinical trials can help alleviate some of these barriers potentially allowing for a larger and more diverse cohort of trial participants.

In this Crowell & Moring podcast, Noah Goodson, Ph.D., Principal, Strategy and Advisory, THREAD, joins hosts and other industry experts to discuss the path to widespread adoption and increased diversity in clinical research. Watch this episode as speakers explore the intersection of technology, services, and the patient experience in research studies.    #clinicalresesarch #eCOA #DCT #patientexperience 

Want a better clinical trial? 💠Talk to patients, not at them. 💠Let them ask questions. 💠Listen to their feedback. 💠Involve them in decisions. Together, we can make clinical trials better for everyone. #Clinicaltrials #ClinicalTrialEnrollment #DiversityInTrials --- 🔥I help organizations speed up diverse enrollment by bridging gaps between communities and crucial research. Let's chat!

Check out this podcast on policy steps that can be taken to promote decentralized trials! Thanks to Jodi Goldstein Daniel and the Crowell team for putting it together.