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Informing Patients About Clinical Trials: HCPs Share Top 5 Best Practices

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What’s the best way to convey clinical trial information to patients? The HCPs we surveyed agree that in-person communication is the way to go.

I think the possibility that the treatment might not help them is the most difficult challenge to overcome to present to a patient who isn't familiar with clinical trials.
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