Archive for May 2018
Magnitude of Gratitude: Gratefulness
The common denominator in every aspect of this article series is the patient. Every patient, healthcare consumer and clinical research participant is part of a community, a community of our family members, friends, neighbors and countless others. They are the reasons doctors, scientists and researchers put on their white coats every day, spend countless hours…
Read MoreMagnitude of Gratitude: The Face of Clinical Research
Much of my early career was spent as a Clinical Research Coordinator. Myself and the rest of the study staff were responsible for ensuring the trials that came to our site were conducted ethically, the data was collected and the patient experience was positive. Through the world of Clinical Research Coordinators, great strides are made…
Read MoreMagnitude of Gratitude: Providing Service to the Clinical Research Ecosystem
As a child, I enjoyed playing with pinwheels, running through our backyard with my favorite cousin on a warm spring day—stretching out my arm and watching the wheel turn by the wind. Reflecting back to those days as an adult, I now see how much they resemble turbines (windmills). The blades on the turbines use…
Read MoreMagnitude of Gratitude: Your HEALTH is in their CARE
The ability to measure a patient’s experience across their entire network of care is an important factor to most, if not all, healthcare organizations. The healthcare organization can be a large hospital system, a private practice, nursing home or even a clinic. Healthcare organizations are moving toward a new era where patients are center and…
Read MoreLack of Standardization Hinders Clinical Trial Workforce Opportunities
This blog was originally published by Michael Causey from ACRP. Standardization and high-quality training are keys to recruiting and retaining more principal investigators (PIs) for running clinical trials, according to panelists at the Clinical Trial Collaborations conference in Cambridge, Mass., on April 11. Luckily, the tools are available today. “This is a very encouraging time,”…
Read MoreMagnitude of Gratitude: From Healing Hands to the Patient
An astonishing 42% of providers have experienced burn out at some point during their career1. Burn out usually occurs when one does not feel valued or they experience disconnections with patients because of lack of time. If you really take a look at why providers get into the business of care, you will find they…
Read MoreMagnitude of Gratitude: From Novel Concept to the Patient
Active, eager, and determined are just a few words to describe the numerous contributors who reside under the pharmaceutical company umbrella. The numerous contributors include scientists, engineers, leaders, patient enthusiasts, researchers and many more. High cost of drugs and the lengthy process to get medicines to market has often painted the pharmaceutical industry in a…
Read MoreGreater Gift proudly supports NIH in launching the All of Us Research Program to advance precision medicine
Greater Gift proudly supports NIH in launching the All of Us Research Program to advance precision medicine Enrollment set to open nationwide for historic research effort Greater Gift is proud to lend our support of the launch of a momentous effort — the National Institutes of Health will open national enrollment for the All of…
Read MoreMagnitude of Gratitude: At the Core of Greater Gift
At the core of our organization is celebration and gratitude for the many individuals who make medical advancement accessible and possible for all through clinical research. Whether a trial participant or professional, there are many people sacrificing their time and working countless hours to develop new medicines so others – like our families, children, colleagues…
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