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Illingworth Research
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Financial implications of off-site visits in clinical research, perception versus reality
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The concept of patient centricity is still relatively new within
clinical trials. For too long, the most important person in the trial
has been overlooked… the patient. Here, we explore the benefits of
conducting a more patient-centric trial for the patient, site and
sponsor through mobile, or ‘off -site’ visits. These advantages are much
greater than purely financial, although the financial implications of
running a more patient-focused clinical trial may previously have
deterred some from this approach. Home nursing in clinical trials
continues to be thought of as a high value “premium” service, which many
sponsors decline in an attempt to remain within budget for the trial.
However, is the actual cost of off -site nursing more expensive than the
traditional site model?
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