Putting participants at the centre has long been a priority in clinical research, and DCTs are expected to reduce burden compared to traditional trials. But what do participants really think? We explore their experiences and perspectives on DCTs.
Patient preferences
Patient preferences
DCTs may be less burdensome for participants than conventional trials, as travel to the research site is reduced or eliminated and trial visits can be carried out from the participant’s home or immediate vicinity by applying digital technologies.
When introducing a different way of doing clinical trials to participants, the impact on participant experiences is an important component to evaluate. While DCTs promise to reduce the burden on trial participants and…
