Atlantia offers a proven ability to meet recruitment milestones of healthy participants, we have access to populations of all the age groups and we are experienced in recruiting populations from 20 to 600 participants per trial on budget, and on time. We have worked with populations ranging in ages from 2 to 75 years, and our recruiting model allows for faster recruitment across all our studies.
Our full-time, in-house recruitment team follows a proactive and study-specific recruitment strategy. We have developed an extensive volunteer database with over 25000 participants across 2 sites.
We develop a close relationship with the volunteers achieving high engagement and compliance to ensure a full reproducibility of the results.
Our recruitment team loves getting out of the office to meet the local community whether it’s at large events & shows or smaller group talks. We have a dedicated events team which helps us to play an active role within the local communities in which we operate.
Atlantia possesses a unique relationship with healthcare professionals who share our vision to bridge the gap between research and practice. As a result, they provide us with access to challenging to reach patient populations.
Atlantia will run a series of search engine marketing campaigns targeted towards those that are actively seeking information or treatment for an existing condition.
In conjunction with digital recruitment methods, we utilise newspaper advertisements and have built strong relationships with many organisations and societies, such as Diabetes Ireland and Teagasc.
Atlantia possess a unique relationship with GP’s due to our close connection to the research community. Many GP’s share our vision to bridge the gap between research and practice, and as a result, provide us with access to difficult-to-reach patient populations. Potential participants benefit as they receive free health checks, and compensation of between €50 - €80 per visit. The success of this program is a testament to the respect and trust earned by Atlantia through good clinical practice.
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“The internal validity, external validity and feasibility of a clinical study are contingent upon successful recruitment, enrolment, engagement with the intervention, and retention of an appropriate sample from the population under study” (Gupta et al., 2015)
Depending on the population requirements of a study, Atlantia runs a series of search engine marketing campaigns targeted towards those that are actively seeking information or treatment for an existing condition. The participants, family members, or caregivers that will see such ads are those who are proactive about the condition or treatment of the study – ensuring interest is created for the correct candidates decreases recruitment time and increases retention rates.
Study design is a significant phase of any clinical research project. At Atlantia we can plan and guide you to design a successful trial depending on your focus: to increase sales, to obtain a health claim or as a proof of efficacy.
Our regulatory services include ethical submissions and approvals, our team takes into account the regulatory environment of the sponsor company to provide highly compliant study design.
Similarly, we utilise social media for recruitment and have done so for many years, running, and managing ad campaigns. We have a large following on social platforms which allows us to recruit efficiently. Furthermore, there is an extensive number of people are signed up to our mailing list, of this over 72% actively read our emails on new trials.
Our team has put together these clinical trial case studies in multiple topics to help you understand how we have assisted other sponsors in the past to tailor their clinical research programs.
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Many of our clinical studies conducted are translated to published research papers in some of the top nutrition journals. You can discover our latest published work under this section.
