Partnering with Patients in Clinical Development Using the Biopsychosocial Model
How an industry-advocacy-vendor collaboration gathered qualitative insights from patients about research participation motivators, uncovering patient concerns about recruitment and shifting patient perceptions of clinical research.

Summary:
Abbott, the National Blood Clot Alliance and Luminous formed a partnership and true co-creation to gather qualitative insights exploring motivations in a key patient population for participating in clinical research.
The podcast also covers how the partnership has influenced patient engagement in a large healthcare organization, the resulting shift in patient perceptions around clinical research, and how the biopsychosocial approach to engagement elicits deeper and more impactful insights.
For more information on patient engagement in clinical research, go to patientsaspartners.org.
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