Why do more women than men participate in clinical trials?
Add Your Heading Text Here In our work with recruiting research participants to different studies, we definitely notice that more women than men are interested in being a study participant. Most of the studies we recruit to are open to both men and women, but despite that, it is always almost more women than men […]
Different ways to find research participants
Even if Trialy primarly uses digital ads to recruit research participants to different clinical trials, it’s not the only method we can use. In this post we will list some of the alternative recruitment methods that are available through Trialy, and how they can best be used to find the right participants to the current […]
Recruiting participants to focus groups
Even though we are specialist in recruiting participants to clinical studies, we also have experience from recruiting participants to different social studies, such as focus groups. In June of 2022, we got an assignment from Nova Commerce to recruit 66 participants to eleven different focus groups that would take place during the month. The focus […]
Recruiting participants to interview studies
Even though the main focus of Trialy is to recruit participants to clinical trials, we also handle recruitment to social studies, such as interview studies. During the spring of 2022, we got an assignment from Södertörns Högskola to recruit 40 people to an interview study. The research was about how unemployed people experienced the digital […]
Recruiting healthy research participants
Often, clinical trials are about specific diseases or diagnosis, such as the common diseases diabetes, mental illness, IBS or COPD. The participants in those studies usually have to have the specific condition to match the criteria of the study. But there are also studies that are looking for completely healthy participants. Trialy recruitsTrialy is currently […]
Recruiting participants to studies about common diseases: COPD
According to the Swedish public health authority, the definition of an endemic disease is “…a disease with high frequency in the public and that is deemed to have a large impact on the public health during a certain period of time.” Trialy recruitsTrialy was responsible for the recruitment of participants to a study about COPD […]
Recruiting participants to studies about common diseases: IBS
According to the Swedish public health authority, the definition of an endemic disease is “…a disease with high frequency in the public and that is deemed to have a large impact on the public health during a certain period of time.” IBS is actually not classified as an endemic disease by the Swedish public health […]
Recruiting participants to research studies about common diseases: Depression
According to the Swedish public health authority, the definition of an endemic disease is “…a disease with high frequency in the public and that is deemed to have a large impact on the public health during a certain period of time.” One of our endemic diseases is mental illness, and especially depression. According to Forska!Sverige, […]
Recruiting participants to studies about common diseases: Diabetes
According to the Swedish public health authority, the definition of an endemic disease is “…a disease with high frequency in the population that is deemed to have a large impact on the public health during a certain period of time”. On of our endemic diseases is diabetes. According to Svenska Diabetesförbundet, more than 500 000 […]
Two studies about depression
Trialy is currently recruiting participants to two different studies that examines treatment options for depression. On of the studies is conducted at Lunds Universitet, and the other at Sahlgrenska Unviersitetssjukhuset in Gothenburg. As a research participants in either of these two studies you get no financial compensation, but you do get access to a free […]
