Site Selection Process—How The Balance Of Objective And Subjective Skills Can Help To Identify Quality Sites

By Amber Mckeown

Site selection is one of the most important steps in the clinical trial process; nevertheless, it can be the most daunting. With over 272,000 registered clinical trials worldwide, finding respectable and high-quality sites can be a huge challenge. Taking a step back from the typical site enrollment capabilities and looking at other qualities a site possesses can help to define the framework of a quality site.

Read how uncovering imperative objective and subjective skills such as infrastructure, communication and quality help from a partner can help to identify outstanding sites. Putting an emphasis on these qualities, rather than just enrollment capabilities, will help to hand-pick quality sites that are to ensure the overall success of the clinical trial.