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Mobile Vision Clinics vs. In-Clinic Assessments: Choosing the Right Model for Ocular Endpoints

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Designing Ocular Assessment Endpoints: A Protocol Consultation Guide for Sponsors

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Setting Up a Semi-Permanent Eye Exam Space for Long-Running Clinical Trials

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Yes, sponsors and CROs can set up a semi-permanent eye exam space at a research site for a long-running study. 20/20 Onsite builds these spaces through its Mobile Vision Pods (MVPs), which are... Read More

Mobile Ophthalmic Assessment Options for Decentralized Clinical Trials

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Sponsors, CROs, and clinical operations teams evaluating a decentralized or hybrid trial have three mobile ophthalmic assessment options to choose from: a fully mobile clinic, a semi-permanent exam... Read More

Clinical Trial Recruitment Strategies for Rare Disease Studies

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Patient recruitment is always a concern in clinical studies. More than half of clinical trials face challenges in recruiting participants. The National Institutes of Health has found that in some... Read More

Clinical Trial Data Quality in Neurology Studies

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Neurology studies are highly complex trials that require the collection of substantial amounts of data. Neurology studies that rely on ophthalmic assessments need consistent, protocol-adherent... Read More

Ophthalmic Clinical Trials: Addressing Barriers to Enrollment and Retention

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Enrollment delays and retention failures threaten ophthalmic clinical trials. The main issue is execution barriers. Participants cannot access specialized BCVA, IOP, and OCT assessments due to the... Read More

Clinical Trial Accessibility: Bridging the Gap for Underserved Populations

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Accessibility barriers create enrollment failures in otherwise well-designed trials. When participants cannot reach sites due to distance, transportation limitations, mobility challenges, or... Read More

Clinical Research Logistics: How Point-of-Need Execution Protects Ocular Endpoints

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Clinical research logistics in ophthalmic trials are not just about moving equipment or scheduling visits. They directly affect endpoint quality. When intraocular pressure (IOP), best corrected... Read More

What Clinical Trial Management Solutions Don't Cover: The Ocular Endpoint Execution Gap

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Ocular endpoints can pose challenges in otherwise well-managed clinical trials. IOP, BCVA, OCT, visual fields, and fundus imaging require trained ophthalmic personnel, calibrated equipment,... Read More