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How Research Sites Can Win with Decentralized Trials – Part 2 – Patient Recruitment

Patient Recruitment

Patient recruitment has long been a primary challenge within clinical trials. Looking to give your site an edge in 2021? In Part 2 of our dynamic 7-part webinar series, How Research Sites Can Win with De-centralized Trials, our panel of industry experts dives into patient recruitment.

Topics covered over the course of 7 sessions include:

Panelists

Raymond Nomizu, CEO & co-founder, Clinical Research IO (CRIO) – a site-centered eSource and CTMS solution

Edye T. Edens, Senior Research Compliance Consultant, First Class Solutions

Daniel Perez, COO, MACRO Trials – a Site Optimization Organization (SOO)

Maya Zlatanova, CEO, TrialHub

In Part 3 – Remote Consenting, join the discussion around remote consenting services and the challenges presented in multinational clinical trials.

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