
CT:IQs Increasing access to clinical research by offering flexibility discusses options for how people might participate in a clinical trial. For example, this might mean participants complete some or all trial activities closer to home, rather than coming into a central research location.Building these options into a trial before it starts can be good for both researchers and participants. We want people planning a clinical trial to think about all the options that could be offered to participants. This document will be useful for researchers, reviewers and consumer advocates when they are planning a trial.
participant centered research, Australia, trial delivery methods, decentralised clinical trials (DCT), clinical trials as subject
participant centered research, Australia, trial delivery methods, decentralised clinical trials (DCT), clinical trials as subject
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