Insights On Trial Design

  1. Living With An Invisible Disease: One Woman's Journey With CF 4/22/2025

    Meet a clinical research participant who has spent her life navigating the challenges of cystic fibrosis, leading her to become an advocate, amplifying the voices of others facing similar struggles.

  2. Navigating The 7 Biggest Challenges In Rare Disease Clinical Trials 4/11/2025

    Discover how partnering with specialized rare disease CROs allows drug sponsors to accelerate treatment development, navigate trial complexities, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.

  3. 2025 Trends In Patient Recruitment: From Disruption To Precision 3/27/2025

    Explore the four macro trends reshaping the recruitment space in 2025—each grounded in emerging data, technology, and behavior shifts.

  4. Four Ways To Strengthen Patient Engagement In Clinical Trials 6/19/2024

    Interest in clinical trials is rising, with more people willing to participate. Here are four ways to strengthen patient engagement and enhance their experience in clinical research.

  5. Phase I Clinical Trial Designs: Bayesian Logistic Regression Model (BLRM) 9/25/2025

    The Bayesian Logistic Regression Model (BLRM) is redefining Phase I clinical trial design by bringing flexibility, precision, and patient-centered safety into early drug development.

  6. Leveraging Empowered Patients To Build Better Clinical Registries 2/29/2024

    Uncover the potential of decentralized, patient-centric approaches in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of clinical trials and specifically, the creation of public or closed patient registries.

  7. 8 Critical Questions To Ask Your IRB 2/5/2025

    This article outlines eight essential questions to ask a potential IRB partner to assess their ability to help you navigate complex regulatory requirements while avoiding delays.

  8. Solving Trial Enrollment Challenges With Direct-To-Patient Recruitment 1/6/2026

    Overcome enrollment bottlenecks by shifting from site-centric models to tech-enabled, direct-to-patient outreach.

  9. Leveraging DHTs To Improve Data Collection And Analysis 2/25/2025

    How can wearable DHTs be leveraged to measure physical activity in patients with immunological diseases, enhancing clinical trials and advancing drug development?

  10. Simplifying ePRO Data Collection 10/4/2024

    The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model, supported by Trialkit, is an innovative approach in clinical trials that allows participants to use personal smartphones or tablets for data collection.