The Spark: Recent Episodes
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Many clinical trial recruitment strategies focus solely on the business and technology aspects, neglecting the human element - what do our patients need, and are we build an engagement plan that meets their needs perfectly? Join us in this latest episode as Samantha Eells, a vision-driven entrepreneur with a background in epidemiology and over 15 years of experience conducting high-quality clinical research, will share her insights on working with sponsors and patients to implement an efficient and patient-centric recruitment process.
Whether you're a clinical researcher or a patient considering participating in a clinical trial, this podcast will provide valuable insights into the importance of a humanistic approach in the recruitment process and its impact on patient care.
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Inclusive patient recruitment is crucial for advancing healthcare. By cultivating an inclusive landscape, healthcare professionals can better understand different communities' unique needs and challenges and develop solutions that work for everyone.
In this latest episode, we will explore practical strategies and best practices for improving patient recruitment efforts with Alana Miller from Merck. From leveraging community partnerships, improving cultural competence, and implementing data-driven approaches, the episode podcast is a valuable resource for anyone interested in building a more equitable and effective healthcare system.
Targeting a niche audience is a challenge. How do you stand out yet deliver quality leads?
In today's episode, Dan Brenner, CEO of 1nHealth, shares his insights on creating targeted communications and effective campaigns to inspire positive reactions and actions to clinical trials.
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Clinical trials are evolving to meet the needs of patients and researchers alike. However, is the industry prepared to tackle emerging challenges in tech-enabled trials?
In today's episode, our guest, Beth Hoffman, CEO of Origami Therapeutics, discusses these issues and gives insights on how they can be addressed.
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Through the years, several apps and programs have been developed to aid clinical trials. However, the industry has taken quite a while to incorporate such technology. Is it time for the clinical trial world to step up its game?
In today's episode, Michelle Wetherby, Tactile Medical's Director of Clinical Research, discusses how technological advancements have aided clinical trial improvements and advocated positive patient engagement.
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In this episode of theSpark, Andy Lipetz and John Carlos Diaz, Clinical Research and Strategy Lead at GeoSera LLC, sit down and chat about his move from large pharma to small pharma, and ultimately started GeoSera Consulting.
Covered in this Episode:
- The regulations from FDA and other regulatory bodies is not black or white
- Clinical trials education and timing: why it’s crucial to get it right the first time
- Making your trial more attractive and winning at participation through reduced patient and site burden
- Leveraging on technology for better patient compliance in clinical trials
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In this episode of theSpark, Kristin Stallcup had the opportunity to chat with Alina Gologan, Associate Clinical Research Manager at Nobel Biocare, as she talks about the many advancements made in the clinical trials space, but raising public awareness and bringing patients closer remains to be an area for opportunity.
Covered in this Episode:
- Effective communication and information dissemination in the clinical trial space and what can be done to take it to the next level
- The decentralized approach in conducting a clinical trial, gathering quality data and incorporating technology that impacts that
- Reducing redundant work and tasks, while guaranteeing complete data quality and being aware of risk mitigation techniques
- Patient possibility: choosing between a decentralized approach and a conventional arm
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In the short term, people tend to excessively exaggerate the influence of technology, while in the long term, they tend to underestimate it grossly. Although there has been some development, we have not gotten to the point where we've entirely changed the way we do trials.
"As far as I can tell, the industry is considerably more sophisticated than ever when discussing the advancement of clinical trials today. I believe we must all work together to solve several problems." - Jacob LaPorte
Check out our latest theSpark podcast episode feauting Jacob LaPorte, Co-Founder and VP, Global Head of BIOME - The Digital Innovation Lab by Novartis.
Decentralized opportunities allow us to target underrepresented patients. Having greater inclusivity for patients helps gain trust and educate and help these patients. We have the opportunity to educate and help these patients in a way that feels safe, which can impact participation and give us richer data.
Check out our first-ever theSpark Podcast episode, where we sat down with Kathleen Wisemandle, Aspire to Grow Coaching & Consulting LLC as she discusses Data Collection Procedures to Boost Productivity and Data Quality.