How does patient adherence affect the results of clinical trials?
Are there ways to improve patient adherence to medication and treatments not only in clinical trials but also in real-life situations?
What is the future of the value of clinical trials in terms of inclusive technological innovations?

Clinical trials are designed to test whether a medication would be best for the target population. While these approaches are considered critical to healthcare development strategies, their value for applicability still remains dependent on how the participants cooperate with the process of treatment which involves their attitude towards adherence to the trial.

In this podcast, join me and Lina as we talk about the most effective ways to get patients to adhere to treatments they are offered in clinical trials. With her background in psychology, Lena’s insight is on point especially when it comes to determining the role of human behavior in terms of determining the applicability of the results garnered from clinical trials.

While there are several problems that arise from the lack of patient adherence, this podcast highlights some of the most effective ways that are available today for researchers and statisticians to consider when handling patient-centric clinical trials-therefore ensuring a high rate of patient adherence.

Here are some of the important learnings you can get from this episode: