Circuit Clinical

One of the challenges in clinical research is patient recruitment—specifically educating potential study participants about research, how a trial works, and what it means to participate in a study. After all, these volunteers make what we do possible and directly contribute to bringing new treatments to the general public. For many new-to-research patients, it can be overwhelming to know exactly where to begin. To help, we have created a guide that walks through what you need to know before joining a clinical trial. From understanding your rights to preparing for screening, we have you covered! https://lnkd.in/eh5B5mAA #research #patients

For physicians looking to get involved in clinical research, knowing where to start and what to expect can be a daunting task. This is why we have created a step-by-step how-to guide so that physicians can begin their journey into conducting clinical trials. Whether you're just starting out and are curious about research or are a seasoned doctor looking to make an impact on medical advancements, our guide can provide the initial resources to learn more about providing research as a care option. See what it takes to lead the next generation of clinical trials: https://lnkd.in/eGe_YMv5 #research #physician #healthcare

"Diversity is always seen as associated with race or ethnicity. However, geography may be just as important because the distance from research centers and other medical facilities marginalizes these communities...Expanding research into new geographical areas opens up the possibilities for increased health awareness and contributions to diversifying the healthcare system."   An article featured in Clinical Leader shares insights on the importance of expanding research access to more geographic locations, bringing research to rural communities that are generally unable to access clinical research as a care option.   Read more about how we can bring research to these communities: https://lnkd.in/gzmttqAN

Our CEO, Irfan Khan, MD, is a finalist in the 2024 InfoTechWNY BETAS Awards for the Tech Leader category! The Buffalo's Emerging Technology Award Showcase (BETAS) highlights individuals within the WNY community who excel in the technology sector. The Tech Leader category honors those who have significantly advanced their organization's technology goals and performance through visionary leadership and innovative approaches while also making an impact on their respective industry. Congratulations, Irfan!

What a busy start to October! This week, our Team attended both the SCDM 2024 Annual Conference and the SCRS 2024 Site Solutions Summit™. From meeting with long-time friends within the healthcare industry to making new connections with pharmaceutical leaders, our Team came away with new insights on increasing site efficiencies, improving relationships between research participants and physicians, and optimizing the technology used to capture data. Until next time! #SCRS2024 #SCDM2024 #clinicalresearch

Last Sunday, our Senior Vice President of Commercial, Laura Warwick, participated in a round-table panel discussion at the Society for Clinical Data Management (SCDM) Leadership Forum in Boston! Each group shared insights on different themes, all surrounding the intersection of technology innovation, data collection, patient engagement, and clinical operations at the site level. Thank you to the fellow panelists, Paul Evans, Joanne Monaghan, RN, CCRC, Wayne Walker, Nelson Rutrick, Robin Douglas, and Svetlana Rojevsky for the incredible discussion! By addressing these key areas, the industry can enhance the clinical trial experience for both sites and patients, ultimately leading to better health outcomes. We are proud to have a literal seat at the table and collaborate on what matters most to improving site efficiencies and patient engagement in clinical research! #SCDM2024

"...But the most important benefit of community-based clinical trials is that patients have more options for their healthcare. By embracing community-based clinical trials, sites and sponsors can give patients, including underrepresented patients, treatment options they’ve never experienced before." Florence Healthcare recently published an article on how community-based research can benefit local health systems, patients, and sponsors and how research networks—similar to ours—can help them.  Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e-WFfEv8

Meet one of the outstanding physicians leading clinical research in their community through our Site Partnership Network: Dr. Dhiren Patel   We spoke with Dr. Patel about how he got started in clinical research, the challenges he has faced, and his advice to others interested in research, among other thoughtful insights on healthcare.   "...I became involved in clinical research because it gives me the opportunity to make a real difference in the world, and it also allows me to learn and grow as a provider."   Read more: https://lnkd.in/eUemZ2PQ   #physician #healthcare #clinicalresearch

Part 3 of our Community-Based Research Series webinar is in six days!   Moderated by our CEO, Irfan Khan, MD, join us as we discuss the personal motivations, impact on patient care, challenges, rewards, and perception of clinical research with: - Rita Knause, MD, FACOG; Chief Medical Officer, Director of Women’s Health, and Principal Investigator at North Hudson Community Action Corporation - Dr. Priya Rimal, MD; Medical Director of Adult and Internal Medicine, Endocrinologist/Internist, and Principal Investigator at North Hudson Community Action Corporation - Peter Ricketti, DO; Physician and Co-Owner at Mercer Allergy & Pulmonary Associates, LLC - Daniel Marangoni, PhD; Head of Oncology Site Operations, Circuit Clinical - Karen Pypniowski; Vice President Site Operations, Circuit Clinical   Learn more and sign up today! https://lnkd.in/etnnR4ff

Only seven days remain to submit your team or company for the SCOPE 2025 Site Innovation Awards! The Site Innovation Awards recognize incredible and innovative companies that are changing research for the better and delivering patient-centered care. Sponsors, sites, site networks, academic medical centers, CROs, and service providers who leverage new technologies, processes, and/or partnerships to modernize clinical trials while reducing site burden are welcome to apply. Learn more about the Site Innovation Awards and submit your nomination here: https://lnkd.in/ebqJtSiw