Case Study on Direct-to-Patient Enrollment for Asthma

This case study details the implementation and results of a Phase 3 respiratory study focused on asthma, conducted by Science 37. The document outlines the challenges faced by traditional brick-and-mortar sites, including participant burnout, difficulty in enrolling patients, and poor patient compliance due to logistical issues. It presents Science 37's Direct-to-Patient Site as a solution that addresses these challenges by providing a scalable, patient-centric approach. The study highlights the expedited start-up process facilitated by a team of mobile nurses and remote investigator oversight, which allows for rapid enrollment of new patients across the U.S. Additionally, it emphasizes improved patient compliance and retention through home-based study visits, which minimize disruptions to participants' daily lives. The case study includes enrollment statistics and demonstrates the effectiveness of the Direct-to-Patient model in overcoming traditional site limitations.