Aug 15
Opportunity
Clinical trial participants would like more data returned to them during and after participation in clinical trials; however, the frequency, timing and type of data returned to participants today is varied and inconsistent. This opportunity provides participants with the option of receiving their study data / results in the format and at the time they choose.
Considerations to Help Action the Opportunity
- Address individual participant data return issues early in the clinical development planning process
- Ensure security of participant privacy, confidentiality, flexibility and safety while maintaining scientific integrity and product approval timelines
- Prioritize and personalize optionality in delivery and content as best as possible
- Provide support to sites, HCPs, participants and their care partners regarding management of individual data to optimize access, inclusiveness and health equity
- Understand how digital technologies and existing cross collaborations can be optimized to facilitate interoperability of systems which collect and manage patient / participant clinical care and clinical research data
Value and Potential Benefits
- Demonstrates respect and gratitude for the participant’s contributions to scientific advancements in research and development
- Enhances patient partnerships and autonomy
- Informs patients and increases awareness about clinical trials and enhances public trust, fairness and transparency
- Improves clinical trial engagement and the participant experience, potentially facilitating recruitment and retention
- Utilizes a proactive approach to achieve operational efficiencies by being prepared for unplanned requests for individual data
- Empowers participants to be more active decision makers when it comes to the use of the data they contribute to improve health outcomes
- Reduces the burden on participants and health systems by reducing repeated testing / exams, where possible
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