Published 21 September 2026
Author(s): Lisa Lopez
When people talk about investigator engagement,...
Tuesday, 13 Oct 2026
Author(s): Dr. Lisa Kerr, Alex Charge, & Olivia Kersey
We are delighted to share our new report, “The EACH framework for clinical trials: a patient-first, digital delivery model for recruitment”, produced in collaboration with Evinova.
Patient recruitment to clinical trials is a notoriously leaky pipeline. Challenges here cost the industry millions or even billions in lost revenue, stall the advancement of medical science, and fuel disparities in health equity. Noting the need for a fundamental paradigm shift to overcome these serious issues, Evinova and ISPEP joined forces to bring together a diverse range of expert voices to address shared recruitment challenges across the industry.
Read on to find out what we learned – and what we are proposing for transformation.
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