Empowering Sites, Engaging Patients: Strategies to Improve Clinical Trial Performance
Our expert will highlight how to enhance patient pre-screening, recruitment, data entry, and remote study visits
Date: November 12, 2026
Time: 10:00-11:00 AM US EST / 4:00-5:00 PM CET
About the Webinar
As clinical trials become increasingly complex, sites are expected to manage growing operational demands while maintaining patient engagement and delivering high-quality data. This webinar explores practical strategies for strengthening site capacity and creating a more seamless, patient-centric trial experience through flexible support models and specialized expertise.
Drawing on real-world experience, this session will demonstrate how customized resourcing solutions, integrated directly within site teams, can alleviate administrative burden and enhance performance across key trial activities, including patient pre-screening, recruitment, data entry, and remote study visits.
Attendees will gain insights into how global scalability, local expertise, and robust oversight frameworks can be combined to deliver consistent support, improve operational efficiency, strengthen patient engagement and retention, and drive measurable improvements in site and study outcomes.
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Meet the Speaker
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Angel Grondin
Associate Director, Decentralized Clinical Trials
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Angel Grondin
Angel Grondin is an Associate Director for Decentralized Clinical Trials with more than 10 years of experience in clinical research. Since entering the industry as a Clinical Research Coordinator, Angel has gained experience across site-level operations, home-based clinical research, study startup, and decentralized trial management. Drawing on her background in direct patient care, Angel spent several years directly coordinating home study visits, developing a deep understanding of the patient experience and the practical considerations of remote trial delivery. She later transitioned into study startup project management, where she led cross-functional efforts to support successful Decentralized Trial launches. Today, Angel focuses on helping organizations implement decentralized approaches that enhance patient access, improve operational efficiency, and support high-quality clinical research.