DCTs paved the way for more accessible trials, but they came with their own challenges. Satellite sites offer a similar clinical trial model, combining the ease of DCTs with the trust and top medical care that only medical centers can inspire. The result? Better patient access, stronger data integrity, and faster enrollment. Thank you Applied Clinical Trials Magazine for helping to open the discussion about how we can use satellite sites to expand patient access, enrollment, and compliance.
Decentralized Clinical Trials (DCTs) demonstrated that the traditional clinical trial model can adapt to new methods, making participation more accessible and convenient. However, while they offered great potential, they have fallen short of their ultimate goal of revolutionizing clinical trials. Five years after the rise of DCT, satellite clinical trial sites offer a more efficient approach that blends DCT accessibility with the advantages of traditional trials. Specifically, the satellite site model combines better patient access, stronger data integrity, and faster enrollment, all while leveraging the trust that patients place in established medical centers. Read this full article to find out why Yonalink CEO Iddo Peleg expects the satellite site model to be one of the next big changes to the clinical trial landscape. #ClinicalTrials #Innovation #HealthTech https://lnkd.in/ejypJnNY
