How Participating from Home Would Ease Clinical Trial Participation
Could participating from home shift the burdens away from patients? We spoke to over 900 of our members to hear their preferences.
The main reason why I took part in this webinar was to be a voice for people with conditions like mine
Karen participated in a Trailblazer webinar to share her experiences so that patients’ preferences and barriers for participating in clinical trials can be heard and understood.
The Importance of Communication and Companionship in Easing Participation
Our members addressed the challenges of participating in research and how a range of services could provide a patient friendly experience.
The Challenges of Participating in a Clinical Trial with a Lung Condition
Almost 1000 people living with lung conditions shared their opinions on participating in research. It’s clear that future trials must be improved!
It’s Nice That Someone is Looking Out for You – Guided Participation
Andrew shared his experiences participating in a trial and how close contact with our nurses has helped him to feel reassured and valued.
How the Cost-of-Living Crisis is Affecting People with Lung Conditions
With the cold months approaching, those with lung conditions, fear the cost of heating their homes. We spoke to one of our members to hear her thoughts.
I’m Participating in Research to do Something Good
Philip is currently participating in a COPD study through the British Research Panel. He shares how he wanted to take part to help advance research.
Become a Part of Empowering the Patients’ Voice in 2022
As more Brits express interest in clinical trials, we can work alongside them to improve the patient experience and empower their voices in clinical research.
Striving to Develop a Better Treatment for COPD
With no known cure for this debilitating disease, volunteers remain hopeful that their efforts can help to find better treatments.
COVID-19 Challenged My Life with COPD
Limited by COPD, Bob and Cliff face daily challenges due to living with this condition, yet they remain hopeful for a brighter future.