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Eyes on Research

At-Home Clinical Trials: When At-Home Ophthalmic Exams Make Sense

20/20 Onsite

Hybrid Clinical Trials: How to Split Ophthalmic Visits Across Home, Hub, and Site

20/20 Onsite

2025 Recap: How 20/20 Onsite Drove Clinical Research Innovation by Transforming Patient Retention, Trial Efficiency, and Sponsor Confidence

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The most powerful shift in clinical research this year:Bringing the clinic to the patient is no longer optional; it's essential for patient enrollment and retention. 2025 proved that sponsors don't... Read More

Improving Diversity in Clinical Trials: How Mobile Clinics Remove Barriers to Participation

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Why Diversity in Clinical Trials Remains a Critical Gap Diversity in clinical trials is vital to ensure treatments are safe for everyone. Clinical trial participants come from all backgrounds,... Read More

Virtual Clinical Trials: Feasibility for Ophthalmic Endpoints (BCVA, OCT, IOP)

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Why the Model Matters (Virtual vs. Hybrid With Onsite/Mobile Hubs) Traditional clinical trials often face challenges recruiting participants from diverse backgrounds because there can be barriers... Read More

Why Clinical Trial Demographics Don’t Match Real-World Populations

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When the enrolled population in a study doesn’t reflect how patients are actually treated, clinical trial demographics that look statistically sound on paper can lead to challenges with labeling,... Read More

How to Reduce Patient Travel Burden in Clinical Trials by 82%

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One of the most overlooked challenges in clinical research is the travel distance required of participants. According to the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), over half of oncology trial... Read More

GLP-1 Trial Patient Retention: Reducing Dropout During Ocular Safety Monitoring

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Why Retention Matters More Than Ever GLP-1 programs often include extended ocular safety follow-up (e.g., 24–36 months). Sustained retention preserves statistical power and reduces bias; across... Read More

5 Proven Ways to Expand Clinical Trial Site Capacity

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How sponsors keep patient enrollment moving and avoid ocular assessment bottlenecks When recruitment outpaces assessment capacity, timelines slip, and qualified participants disengage. Traditional,... Read More

GLP-1 Ocular Safety Monitoring at Point-of-Need

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In today’s funding environment, sponsors cannot afford preventable rework on ocular endpoints. Regulators are closely examining a potential link between GLP-1 receptor agonists and non-arteritic... Read More