A Patient Clinical Trial Journey Workshop is an interactive and dynamic patient engagement activity. It is designed to solicit important patient and/or caregiver insights and preferences over the course of a clinical trial.
The workshop is composed of a variety of interactive and visual exercises which allow patients to delve deep into their own experiences and build the ideal future experience. By the end of the workshop, patients will have created large murals filled with valuable insights which CISCRP staff subsequently use to produce a visual representation or roadmap of the clinical trial journey, highlighting improvement areas. This roadmap allows sponsor organizations to identify the factors most critical to patients and their caregivers during their journey, and ultimately helps to improve future participant experiences.
Patient Clinical Trial Journey Workshops can be conducted independently or complement a Patient Advisory Board.
CISCRP can conduct both Patient Journey Workshops and Patient Advisory Boards in a virtual environment, using teleconferencing software. This flexible model provides the opportunity to have global representation in a convenient and safe manner for participants.
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Missy Hansen MSN, APRN, CPNP, CPHON, joined ICON in 2019 as a pediatric strategy liaison. She has 25+ years of experience as a pediatric nurse practitioner, including 17+ years in pediatric hematology/oncology at Children’s Minnesota, the largest hematology/oncology service line in the region, providing care for infants through young adults diagnosed with hematologic and/or oncology conditions. Ms. Hansen gained expertise working in inpatient, outpatient, and urgent care type settings. Ms. Hansen has in-depth experience working with the Children’s Oncology Group—the largest consortium with the most open pediatric studies around the world. She also has experience working with other consortia that conduct trials for pediatric to young adult patients.