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Patient insight-led drug development: Ensuring patients are at the centre of clinical trial design

Discover how patient insight-led drug development ensures patients are at the heart of clinical trial design. Learn how integrating diverse patient feedback can enhance trial accessibility, improve outcomes, and drive true patient-centricity in healthcare.

Patient-Reported Outcomes — What They Are — and Why They Matter

Patient-reported outcomes (PROs) are crucial in modern healthcare, providing direct insights from patients about their health status, which helps align medical research and development with patient needs.

Building health equity: How can we mitigate barriers to diverse clinical trial participation?

As the medical industry strives to promote health equity, addressing the lack of diversity in clinical trials has become a key priority. Despite progress, many groups remain underrepresented. This underrepresentation affects the efficacy and safety of treatments for these patients.

Empowering voices: The rise of patient-authored publications in healthcare

With a notable rise in patient contributions in medical journals, discover the benefits of incorporating patient perspectives into scientific publications and how this approach shapes a more inclusive and effective healthcare landscape.

Embracing patient perspectives: A catalyst for advancing healthcare outcomes

Embracing patient perspectives revolutionises healthcare by fostering patient engagement, tailoring treatment solutions, and innovating care.

Health literacy: The gatekeeper for patient health outcomes

Discover how health literacy acts as a critical gateway to patient empowerment and improved healthcare outcomes.

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